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New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

tSs Of the State 1866 but there
incurred large floating debt mainly citizens o. % o " NJ
date the Dresden bonds about maturing ana ne
osd covered their lien exposed be sold under
compelled by protect the interest on the Dresas
compete the road and became necessary of INC
take some on % actor Ssn, uO the smeaate 70 s
largely municipal corporations and citizens o. the sh .n
s%eus, @ of Se, S The stse passed an
1853 the sale Of the road and TO oreco US
and the being alleged that by act OF the Assem-
bly, OF 1868 the State had released Its lien on the ro1 upoa
Of $5 900 900 by the treasurer OF the Company
urged this Of the Assembly void because IN violation
an express provision the Constitution bbing The assembly
releasing the lien Of the state any railroad Inc ou
nothing In the Constitution 70 prevent the stse
from computing the value Its lien and escuns u ~
accordingly for the oi line
question Bntton A. Hill for pinn
error; Wm NJ. Evarts for defendants . OIL. c-. q,
No lSamton ct al agt Dini error to The Ccnt Coart o
Middle District is to recover the
belonging the plaintiffs and paid BY them
amounting The paid to the Treasury
the Government Il Is aryuei that
exceptional business IKE tn OF VEG
cotton trade while be besr to s
with official that performance the conditions imposed bv bis
dri 10 have snted the The trading done not
~ rns gbt hn, of favor existing under the
Presidents discretion to beginning. conduct anu erhaon
relaxation Of and notorious prohibition and was 70 oe
exact IL the exercise OF war power
the detail. Of which are political only ,i. and covs 81
Tine cannot the license because the Pre
the former condition Of the latter On tue part @ ns
vested the Legislative Department alone IL Is not upon
the and Congress eon mot even
&C. legislative preogstve be exercised by depart
authority OF the President The money was couecse
unier which collected amounted TO compasic1 menes
recovery AttorneyGeneni Williams and
Phillip, fc the Government 6 Goe ana Edw @ ,S % M of Claims
involving the question, is heard with the above cse
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
A POLITICIANS MURDER.

Thomas L. Delany, age "a, of No. 222 Henry
ST. died yesterday from the effects OF pistol-saot
wound inflicted by Thomas Hayes on the evening Of
Sept. 7. Hayes and Delany had been politicians and
had held office together for some years until disagree.
ment arose between them. On the night OF the aray,
Delany was seated with friend named Ne,hercutt on
the front steps OF the aters residence, in Madisons
near Jackson, when Hayes came aOng and began to
abuse Deany. The latter replied by threatening to tell
something that would send Hayes to the State
Prison." and the two tLen ciDched on the sidewalk.
They were separated by Nethercutt. and Delany was
walking away when Hayes ran after him, holding u
pistol In his hand. When within few feet OF Deany
Hayes fired, ball taking effect IN the formers head
the police station. and reported the affair
He was sent back 10 ind Hayes. which he did in "A
liquor saloon the OF the shooting He
taken to the station, aud committed by the Coroner.
without bail, TO await the result OF Deanys injuries
Delany made an statement the next day,
detailing the shooting t Ia reported above, aud no
Identified HAYES u the who scot LIN,
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
CANALS AND THE SINKING FUND.

ARTICLE VII, SECTION Ill AND VI -,
Proposed amendment to Article VII. or tne
Constitution: A., .a o,
the section the following: , . - ~
No extra compensation shall be made to any con.
tractor but IT, from any unforeseen cause he ~ o
any contract shall prove to be unjust or Oppressive Wv.
Canal Board may, upon the application OF the con-
tractor, cancel such contract. -, , -
SEC 6. The Legislature shall not sell, lease, or
otherwise dispose OF the Erie Canal the Osweg0 Canal
the Champain Canal or the Cayuga and seneca Sanal;
but they shall remain the property OF the state anu
under its management forever. Hereafter the expenu
lures collections superintendent ordinary ana
traOrdinary repairs on the canals named IN lhs sec0
shall not exceed any their gross recepts 1Or the
previous year. All funds that may be derived IRON any
lease sale other disposition OF any canal snail De APP
piled in payment OF the debt for which the canal rev.
enues are pledged. $1,000, -
That the following added Sections 13 and H. IN
been transferred and inserted Sections q and y OF
Article 3 -, - !.
SEC 49, The sinking funds provided for the payment
of interest the eXngushmeDt OF the prlnclpa OF
the debts State. shall be separately kept and
invested, and neither OF them shall be appropI
ated used in other tnan Tor tne specuc
purpose for which it shall have been provided.
SEC. IA Neither the Legislature, Canal Board Canai
Appraisers person or persons actng III Dea o
the State shall audit allow or pay any clam wnlcn as
between citizens OF the State, would be barred Dy lapse
of time. The Limitation OF existing claims shall Degh 10
from the adoption OF tins section Dut this poVs
ion shall not be construed to revive claims aIeauy
barred by existing statutes nor TO repeal any statute
fixing the within which claims shall be presented
or allowed, shall 1t extend TO any claims duly pre-
sented within the time allowed by law, ana prosecuted
with que diligence from the time OF such presentment
claim may presented within two years after suen dis
ability is removed.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
NEV.JERSEY RAPID TRANSIT.

Those who have been obliged to travel by
horse cars from the Hoboken ferry landing on the New.
Jersey side, have had occasion many times to complain
the delays In reaching the brow Of the steep hill
which must be climbed before the journey to Hudson
City or neighboring towns has fairly begun The North
Hudson County Railway Company, which operates the
lines now running this track, has endeayored to
overcome the difficulties presented by the HILL by the
use Of additional horses provided at the foot of the
grade to assist the heavily loaded the trouble
some spot winter especially the delays have been
exceedingly vexatous. The idea of elevator was
suggested some months ago. and varons schemes
were considered The plan of John j. Endrs an eDgi-
neer considerable experience. finally accepted
At the foot Of the hill $50 piles sunk n the SOIL
which anchored the pits or boxes into which the
elevators descended. An inclined plane was then
sructed having for Its foundation solid mass OF rock
with a We-packed dressing OF soil Two tracks were
then laid ana upon them will run two large heavy
pIatforms each 10 feet IN width feet in hight
front and the that though tracks
an acute angle, the which upon the platforms
platform secured their place by patent appliances,
and upon sigual TO the engineer above, Will
in half a minute the summit. The engine Inc cOsed
in brick building, which the ears will pass To
insure safety Of the passengers shoes
TO be provided each PLATFORM which would ia case
Of need ne quickly and efficiently applied Signals to
the engineer will be made by telegraph BY means of
this contrvaDce the running time O the cars
Pasade-ave and the ferry WILL for ordinary weather
he reduced from IL minutes minutes while the saving
OF time when there Is snow and Ice will DO much
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
P1SSENGE ERS 4RRIVED.

FROM GLAsGOw-in steamship Bol,rtd 23-Rober
Andres Harvey LADY Miss Lothian Miss Jessie
MOcS M.ir % Aar G% Mis-. jennie a John S
Mr. Mr. e Pa PaP Mn s fs np asd G.ae ns sa n h a 'f ST
Mrs George Rome and family Csp, James NJ Richardson James
M %dFs MS n E WWF NS;'sI Robert nS %.s PA Ma Ma e. ARM,
RobssOn Mr. E. schax Nc Peter Young. Miss Janet Marshall
Miss Marion MaT;ha Mis- catan2e @ Re1sts90 Jane. D. Wool
MseT and ,y NJ MIS- & FstIetS1 Ms BOYLE Ms, M.hsa
slder Mr. keaeh H. Smoa and lady Ms; Jane HARRISON Mr..
M nSa Bte John smith M. Anne Mco and family Miss Kate
From IvERp0oL- n sea@shtp cuba oct 2s-Mr. A. Nc.
o% M9sn MI NJ MG an Mr. NJ " 'f h os M & Nh s D HasI Fleet a
s 1 gjSI%st M an; r Mn sS,a smith NJ
j. taofe Grant G. ". Elder Mis-. hlle Miss Elder Mi,.
s. s HI Ha s'sa Ssa a11 .d % Mr. W. boaa:e J& G. James a,
. % H St Fs k tsSs g. kiatI H sa %1 v! w. s y cf
Sad,sy 7 waae sodssScarh W R.naa5, Mrs Head.
Ioas%crS Mers.a II sar, Baker Mr.. sioe%ssd
Mis- l. Arnold Miss Arnold Ms. c b. AtnoG Miss q Arnold and
Maid Franz. T. wsle Mis- ksnny M waseI By a;s x.e wssr
srd VIE II TomgAo. II N;es, gGtIass kdxari Glynn,
Carter ASnI. Aracli jssn H. Panel, NJ, Ss. r.st Nj.
james Webster Mr.. C. Leatnan Ms. Iesiam a, Is.tSam and
% VI M . sa E.a1S S g. ana Mr. S l. NJ %s. ps Mr. @ s ! n &
e s: T M.s n sa fs . a nd 1Sa $ M HAM T % %%
Ward Mr. and Mr Joseph stuart Ne. stuart ii,. Watson G
B. J,%s:. M,. Sa.n,,. Nj nd aS j Pre-. children
Miss Goodrich Magrgo Walter D. Green Richard Harding
Ro6el Gray ST. aHd Mrs Isaac BOwdsn, M.D Capt seymour
Paul S'rebs. OTTO kalbe.
TaoM "a 'sssp ESg.a.s o 2sr A
Poneroy infant, Mr. RYDER Miss A. Gray L. Williams Nj Sud
Wheeler. Nj Mrs Nichols " A. stafford Dr r p
Wngh A. seymour T. Wilson, g. w. Mitchell Il wi ercombe
Rev. Mr. Husmans T. Pope NJ Faust children Il Oliver
Rev. g. Turned d. w. R.noryc Mrs aud Miss HurlDun
Mes r. aud Weston, Mr Miss and Master Glsdwin Mrs NJ
walker H. Roberts Bro Jasper Bro Joahnf Air. Mr..
Cosswe Miss Miller Mr.. and Mira ~ DeBsrrens Mr. and Mr..
Murphy MI and N Crossmann Mrs and Miss Beser Mira Mae
snday Miss Hunter Miss Minot Miss Maot Mrs sscie
ben, skinner A. T. Rev MI Mr.. and
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New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

towns and wards Of state at the election 70
he haIS in this State on third day OF November 1874
shall nroyde box to receive the ballots OF the citsens
~ ths state IN relation the amendments proposed 70
the Consultation hereinafter mentioned ana eacn gu
voter NAV present ballot which shall be written or
printed, partly wfitteu vi PahIH PiAh'ou III 'no
Ear al PROPOSITIONS on this ballot which not can
ceed with ink or pencil and against all which are 50
Cancelled. ..,,. .o,a.ve
10 suffrage and bribery" - 49, r,
For the proposed amendment to article three. part
rst Legislature and Its organlzaton. sections Que w
F"r the proposed amendment to article three, part
two powers and forms OF Legislature" being sections
seventeen to twenty Ave inclusive. -,
Fnr the proposed amendments to article four, the
Governor and Lcutenant-Governor. their powers anu
For the proposed amendments to article fn-
aud canals . . 49,, ,,. ,,.
one being sections four and eleven, relating TO corpOr
atons local liabilities ana appropriations"
For the proposed amendments 10 article eight, part
two section ten. State appropriations" :,
the proposed amendment 10 section nine OF article
ten being section relative to compensation OF certain
officers" .,
For the proposed amendment to article twelve, oath
OF office"
For the proposed amendment TO add new article to
be known article fifteen "relating TO Official c0rrup-
ton"
For the proposed amendment to add new article to
be known article sixteen, " time for amendment 10
take effect" 49,
Each OF said ballots shall be counted vote cast for
each proposition thereon not Cancelled with ink PEN
Gil and against each proposition so Cancelled and re-
thereof shall made accordingly by inspectors OF
election and canvassers
The said ballot shall DO indorsed "Consntutionai
Amendments"
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
A GENERAL LAW FOR CORPORATIONS.
ARTICLE vIII, SECTION ".
PrOposed amendments to Article VIII. of the

Proposed amendments to Article VIII. OF the
Constitution:
SEC. Tne Legislature shall, by general law. conform
ali charters of savings banks institutions for saving
to a uniformity OF powers, rights. and liabilities and all
charters hereafter granted for such corporations shall
be made to conform such general law and to such
amendments may be made thereto And no such
CORPORATION shall have capital stock, nor shall the
trustees thereof or any Of them any
ever direct indirect in the profits OF such corpora
ton and director trustee OF any such bank or
institution shall be interested in any loan or use OF amy
property OF such bank or institution for saw
ngs. The Legislature shall have no power TO pass any
act granting special charter for banking purposes
but corporations associations may be formed for sucn
purposes under general laws.
SEC TO- Neither the credit the money Of the State
shall given loaned TO In aid Of association.
corporation private undertaking. This section shall
not however the Legislature from making such
provision the education and support OF the blind the
deaf and dumb juvenile denquents as to ii may seem
proper Nor shall 1t apply to any fund or property now
held or which may hereafter be held by the state for
educational purposes.
SEC. IL. No county, city, town. village shall here
after gave any property, loan its money
credit to aid OF any individual. association. or
corporation become, directly indirectly, the owner
of stock in bonds OF any association or corporation
nor shall any such county, city town, or village be al
lowed to any Indebtedness except Tor county CITY
town, or village purposes. This section shall not pre-
vent such county, city, town. village from making
such provision for the aid support Of its poor as may
be authorized by law.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
PUNISHING OFFICIAL CORRUPTION
Proposed amendment to the Constitution, t
DC known as Articles XIV. and XVI:

ARTICLE XIV.
SECTION !. Any person holding Office under the laws
OF this state whO except payment Of his legal salary
fees pcrqustes shall receive consent
directly Indirectly anything of value personal
advantage, the promise thereof Tor performing
emitting to perform official act with the express
or implied understanding that ms ocal action Oms-
act 10 be in any degree influenced thereby.
shall I've deemed guilty OF felony This section shall
not affect the validity Of any existing statute in rela
ton to the Ohcnse OF bribery.
SEC. q Any person who shall offer or promise brbe
to any officer IL IL shall he received, shall he deemed
guilty OF felony and liable 10 punishment, except as
herein r-cYisd No person offering bribe shall upon
any prosecution ct the officer for receiving such brlbe,
privileged from testyIng iD relation thereto and he
shall be liable TO civil criminal prosecution there
for II lie shall testify to the giving Offering OF such
1t be rejected by the officer to whom It is rendered shall
he deemed guilty Of an attempt 10 brbe which Is here
by declared to be felony.
She. Any person charged with receiving bribe or
with Offering promising br!bc, shall be permitted
testify III his own behalf III any civil criminal prose-
cutlOn therefor.
SEC. L. Any District Attorney who shall fail faithfully
county OF any provision Of this article which may csme
TO his knowledge, shall lac removed from Office by the
Governor after due notice and opportunity Of being
heard Ia his defense. The expenses which shall IN
CURED by any county, in investigating and
any charge OF bribery attempting 10 brbe any per-
holding office under the laws OF this State, within
such county, OF receiving brbes by such person
their payment by the State shall be for law
ARTICLE XVI.
SECTION All appointments To the constitution shall be
In force from and including the first day u January
ceedIng the election at which the adopted,
except when otherwise provided by such amendments.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
OATH OF OFFICE.
Proposed amendment to Article XII. of the

Proposed amendment to Article XII. of the
Constitution
SECTION l. Members Of the Legislature land all off,
GERS executive and judicial except such inferior officers
as shall by law eXempted) SHALL before they enter
the duties of their respective offices, take and sub
Tor affirm that will support the Constitution OF
the States the Constitution OF the State
New York, and that will faithfully discharge the du-
ties of the Office OF according to the best or my
ability" and all such officers who shall have been
chosen any election shall before they enter the
duties respective Offices take and subscribe the
oath affirmation above prescribed together with the
following addition thereto, part thereof: And do
further solemnly Tor airn) that have not di
recty indirectly paid offered or promised 10 paw, CON
tribued offered promised 10 contribute, any money
other valuable thing as consideration or reward for
the giving Withholding vote at the election at
which elected 10 said Office, and have not made
any promise TO influence the giving or Withholding OF
any vOte, ana other OATH declaration test
shah be required qualification for any office OF puo
lie trust
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Port OF NETWORK =.

P0sT OF NEw-YoRK K.............'."'.'''ocr 2h
s,.,m.sio U,oDi, fBr Thomson GIss,o~ Hndersoa Bro.
steamship Mermscs Socan - Thomis' se W r. G,rr'9a.
Steamship Augusts Andre Bes Grevs Antwerp FaeA Ere
s..,:S .Ssa Ma.s g,S cus - %op G. VIM s Co
Bsysy Pierce PlI.4eIoS ri Jane, S.sn E'Sa
BARK caraces IoesSar carseo Fouss. sea
BHs MaPa' Lane sssr Gslye ss %:S + F
ss Ts .sea dsS ssnsa ssn 5Sf" .nc sss
scnr sullivan sawen Rich. New-orean' r. ". DrawmOnd
schr Trot King fradf1rd Fcrnsnina John o'ross sons
schr Lucy Wright. ElIey. Baltimore VIM Chalme's
Steamship Bol,, Br sS Gs.sc- vi. Movl. OF, H. -ia
S1,a9:P Gae, P M.ryS Ss, t1SS sSs.Sa GT TO- and '"'
G f1s % s.. s @ 81 % ps esq., Ms, s o. o s. sHa s GS s
4th. with mdse and pass to Henderson Bro>
steamship Annie Apses Bl coIssI, pen, Sep, 49, s's'
steamship Pmbohe Br Williams Cars Oct T. With md'e sss
steamship Dearborn New Orleans 10, With
steamship eorss Cromwell Bacon Portland with md.e p.
Snip Snip va.so s d 'psf ferrs ss @
Bark Anna A. Rich hcb OF ana IA days from Pie'oa n D. W.T.
sehr ADD, DOsue EctsI;oO Bsraeo, S s.y: rits frui,
schr Jas NJ Riley (Of a Eaton Caledonia b. II
'''' .onoossR,-RvxR AND co,srvss
ssaPp:Scossr s*1 New london E W"lofa. ssTIoSiop.
!. ii. Young. Ns~,Loodon. Xeses; Pasiaeset
Horizon Pswtucket J. - Terry. PaNinekei
New-Iiaven. sparkling Sea, Brst0l0
Fred Brown, Bristol T. J. Taton. NewbuTyp0r.
G. q. Sailer Norwich Golden Role. Norwak.
Margaret Kennedy, Stratford. Potter HOOPER Newport
Honora Butler, Newport ID. g. Floyd. Newport
FOREIGN PORTS.
Oct 23saiIe1 for the United States Minnie Loai
j. H. whiting GOconds Idwarf H0i. Arrived
Magents Tasman and Jenny Arrived Oui the 2}i
Kmbs Sarah Smith. Fra Francisco. Ao
l1EeYsrowY 23-The Cunad steamships Cool
NewYOr Oct H. aud the Samana Bnge Bosiol
E6e 9e'n 2 Gr s sp aos osne sailed Sm tbs port % s Yo
a O'CLOCK tEs aferao.n.
DISASTERS
LONDON 23-The Italian ssbs from New York Sept. %
for Imerck tolndere
ship cb sailed Liverpool Oct 10 for York.
has returnej with loss OF slils
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS
Steamship Arizona arrived Francisco Oct % from Pan,ni
$50 passengers and 800 tons freight
By CIbN from Yokohama.
seam.hp hna sailed from Yokohama for sln Pr,s
cisco 900 ton, teas l25 silk L NssYo
Panama 900 for Francisco. $50 80
cabD)
Steamship vancouver Yokohama Oct H. from san Fran
cisco Hong IL arriving Hong Kong O 81
MARINE TRANSFERS
For the wsek ending ysserdlg
Yacht Emily Thos. J. Hyemeyer TO Theodore W. Never 10
Tug A. C. Nickerson. A James H. Piumstead
80 tors ] II pei 70 Mar, Sicte '
sn a. 20 tons 5000
Frank National Lgherage and Freighage Cot DaHel
MAllster 4S ZVVV
S5. to J"s HopSips and Wm A. Fuig $1,000
&c h,ter Jos EoSasp is 27l3
For Latest Ship Aers see Serenh PdgeI
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE STATE
CONSTITUTION.
ARTICLE H., SECTIONS l. AND II.
,osed amendments to Article III. of the

ARTICLE H., SECTIONS l. ANp Al. -,
Proposed amendments to Article III. OF tne
Constitution: ,.. -, .,o .,u =, n, raars
who shall been citizen for ten days and an nnaO
itant OF this State year next preceding an eecOD
and for the last four months resident OF the county,
and for last thirty days resident OF the election
district which he may offer his vote, shall be entted
10 vote at such election in the election district OF when
he shall at the time be RESIDENT and not elsewhere or
all officers that hereafter may be elective py
the people. and upon AL questions which may oe SUD
mltted to the vote OF the people provided tDat IN
State, OF the United States, in the army or navy
thereof shall be deprived Of his vote by reason OF MS
absence such election district; aud the Leglsaturs
shall have power TO provide the manner IN whlch anu
the time and place which such absent electors may
VOTE for the aud canvass OF tner votes
the election districts in which they respectively Tesu
SIC No person who shall receive expect OF oner 10
r. ceye. or pay, offer promise TO pay, contribute
Offer promise to contribute 10 another 10 pe pdu o
used ary money other valuable thing as compensa-
ton or reward for the giving Withholding vote AT
az election. who shall make promise to influence
the giving Withholding any such Yote or VINO shalI
become directly indirectly interested In any
bet wager depending upon the result OF any eecon
shall vote al such eecon and upon challenge for such
cause the person challenged, before the ofncers
authorized for that purpose shall receive his vote sha'
affirm before such officers that he mas not re-
ceived offered, does not expect to receive mas no
promised contribute another to be paid or use0
any money other valuable thing as compensation VI
reward for the giving Withholding vote M suSu
election and has not made promise TO lnnuence .e
come directly or indirectly interested in any Det or
wager depending upon the result OF such eecton' no
Legislature session thereof next ater the auop
ton OF this section, SHALL and from time 70 ie taeie
suffrage ali persons convicted OF bribery or OF auy In
lis
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
CONVICTION OF AN ARMY CHAPLAIN.

In the Criminal Branch OF the United States
Circuit Court before Judge Benedict, John Cowan and
John Kahoe were indicted yesterday charge of
having attempted defraud the Sub-Treasury OF the
United States by presenting there for redemption a
fragment OF what purported to be a United States
81 900 bond 1t appeared that the bond had been sub
mtted to a close examination by the authorities, and
that the words president, &C." were traceable
ppon IT, showing that IL must have been bond belong
ing to one OF the South American Republics. 1t appears
that Cowan had been Army Chaplain. and defense
Off red to show that he had been Brooklyn clergyman
and has been ordained a minister but this offer
vction both prisoners VINO were remanded Tor SEN
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Oct 22.-No. 40-Woodson ct al. agt
the Ccst Court for the Western District
M.souu-Ihe Pacific Railroad Missouri corporation
aid from the Of 81 900 900 In
losn of the credit Of the State By Of State bonds
which the COMPANY TO tn Interest snd provide for the
xhen The interrupted tle the
roA1 resumed 1864 In which the
and completion boundary
~ which should
priority Of lien the state en for the edit loaned to the
Company the road Dtesden the state second
portion Of the road become trst hen only upon
Dresden bonds this called The
INTERRUPTED by the miay operations 10 1864
aud the operation o the road again Suspended The State then
Of st. Louis to loan credit by the
bpnd TO the amount Of ~ U0JOOO Company upon
provide ~ tasp.@sai sIsI Sd principal TIE ROAD
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
DECISIONS.

Suprems Court -Chambers-Bv Judge Brady-Hess
sgt restored and 10 be put on eoa
for 26th OF October, 1874 $40 costs OF motion ,.,
By Judge Lswreneechoeb agt Fosse-Moton grante WIN
ali co,s Lmsn sRt Bant-Mem0ran
dums o counsel OF ComeGrsned In the matter
MesS.rrer grantc observation-disclosures OF S9O
granted plaintiff shotwel sst Ayer-Ao"ince OF Sooo
granted to the plaintiff
y Judge Barrett-McNsmsrs ag Sexton-Opnon Clark sI|
OF vacated with slO costs
SuperiOr Court-Specdl 1erm-By Judge Curtis
Groeck AIT denied Rosenhsl a Chapman et a
Hege ag Robertson TowDend Maoy Daer agt Reed Preston
sg The Potter Stymu Manufacturing Company agI ranA
nr,a