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New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
CIrNz NOT YET EXTRADITED.

In the United States Circuit Court on Satur-
day in the case of Albert Cunz who is indicted In the
Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia 1or con-
spring to defame the character Of Columbus Alexander
Assistant United States Dstrict-Attorney Purdy
moved that Cunz be sent 10 washington
for trial. Ex.Mayor Hall. Cunzs counsel,
opposed the motion on the ground that Cuhl anese
oense was not one against any Federal statute or
even against the common law Of the District OF Column
bia According TO the act of 17S9 Mr. Hall argued the
oense charged must be against the generic law OF
the United States, and not being sucn an onense'
Cunz cannot be legally extradited 10 WASH
ington. In his reply to Mr. Hall, Mr. Purdy
took the following position: When the District OF
Columbia was ceded by Maryland, the laws OF that
State as declared by Congress- were In force ana were
TO remain in force in that District According TO the
laws of MARYLAND it is crime to conspire to deiame
character and it therefore Ocnse against the
laws of that District for Cunz to conspire to defame
the character Of Mr.. Alexander.
After some further discussion, Judge Blatch1oro said
that he would his decision.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
WORK OF THE EPISCOPAL BIBLE SOCIETY.

The sixty-sixth anniversary of the New
York Bible aud Prayer book Society Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church celebrated yesterday at Grace
Church in Brooklyn the afternoon, and at the Church
of the TRANSPORTATION in NewYork in the evening. AT
Grace Church the Rev. j. A. Parrot d. D.. presided and
remarks were made by the Right Rev. Bishops Rob
ertson Of Missouri and Neely of Maine and the Rev.
Dr. Crane OF Mississippi The speakers dwelt on the
great extent of the influence exered by the Society and
the assistance had given them and the ministers OF
their diocese The bgnedctOn was pronounced Dy the
Right Rev. Bishop Paddock Of Massachusetts
AT the evening meeting in the Church OF tne lrahs
fguration, the Right Rev. Bishop Potter OF New-no.k
presided and addresses were made by the Right Rev:
bishops Talbot OF Indiana ClarksOn Of Nebraska and
the Rev DR.. living Of New-York. An abstract OF the
annual report OF the Society was read showing tue
number OF volumes distributed during the year 10 nave
been 34 OF gate value OF about 5000 IL had
been found impossible to comply fully with all the re-
quests received More than so applications Tor DOCKS
low remain unanswered, and many more VIII PROB
ably received during the session OF the General Con-
veItion. In his remarks, the Rev. Dr. living said that
the Church ought be ashamed to rest satisfied with
distributing 2O00 volumes in year. The number Ought
to be several hundred thousand every year.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
THE JERSEY CITY CHURCH SCANDAL
OIL n..lulo..r hold tho Hi

The Jersey City Presbytery held the thlrd
session in the Gendennng trial on Saturday. I'D 'ne
Second Presbyterian Church. g. Millers testimony
by direct and crossexamnation was read 10 the wiz
ness and he was allowed TO make some important co
rectons at the close. Justice Thomas AIdrldee "A'
called for the prosecution late IN the ai'e,"'os
He testified In clear. decided manuo'' %,
ferring occasionally to his memorapuu.
dates The first part Of his tesumony -.
little attention. but the closing part OF MS 'o,y
ustened 70 with painful interest. He said tna'
reached Miller's house he was shown n'o VIZ r,S.
rows bedroom, and sat the head OF the PED
vsre half dozen persons in the room ana tney u,eW
orin circle TO hear what might be said lie askeu he,
40 she knew him. and slowly turned her eyes thwaru
tho eroup saying Yes know you ALL" lie asked ncr
40 she was not quite ILL., and she said, Yes am ner
answers were rational and noticing tha her eyes VIZ
closing ne continued quickly Mary. 40 you Wan, "a
NIKE Abatement =" She said " YES IeeI as nau
not long TO live There have been great many thnss
said against me- tell the truth III tne sgnt "
Cod that John g. Gendennng Is the 1atner OF my c"i
He has said things against me. was AFRAID ol hn' pu
now am not He may have papers, Dut tnat uoes nvt
clear him" The Justice who Is large, oIa
gentleman well known all his hearers tDen
her tones which he said very low, but ciear anu
distinct the words being slowly pronounced ann accoH
panicd by slight motion Of her right hand Inc fres-
byery adjourned to meet this afternoon IN tne ffospcc
ave, Presby terian Church, Jersey City lights.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

The cash receipts under various heads amounted to
s246999s This table includes &Islss from homestead
and tmberentry fees and commissions and HOsoA from
fees for lands certified to railroads The falling OIL In the
number Of acres disposed Of in comparison with the
figures for the previous year, Is principally confined 10
lands certified in aid Of internal improvements and rail-
roads, swamp selections and lands certified for the
use OF agricultural colleges. universities, and COM
mon schools; the decrease Of area certified
for railroad purposes alone being 2,s19,222 acres
AS to lands disposed Of for actual settle,
ment and use evidenced BY entries under the several
Homestead acts the decrease Is only acres Dut
even this apparent falling of is compensated Tor by
new class OF entries heretofore appearing among
the annual exhibits Of lands disposed OF. known as
CENTRES under the Tmber-culture act" Such entries
are reported to the extent OF 80345 acres which,
added to the entries made under the Homestead laws,
shows an appropriation OF lands for use. within the
fiscal year. ,SO7 acres, being excess OF this
class OF dsposals that OF the previous year OF
$40, 1874 acres.
The number OF surveyed during the past fiscal
year 29I92ll0 which, added to the area previously
makes total of 6I9393O52 acres Out OF the
total area OF public land states and Territories,
being 400 acres there yet remain 10 be surveyed
S5 34s There Is apparent decrease OF 9s6
O22 from the of 163 which may be attrD
uted the fact that complete returns OF the field work
surveys under several contracts made with deputies
during the past fiscal year have not yet been received
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
STREET RAILWAY IMPROVEMENTS.

The Central CI0ss-1Own Railroad Company
began running its route Saturday afternoon
preparatory to The formal opening OF the line to-day
TINS new car tine from the foot OF East Twenty
tLjrd.st and runs thence through Avenue TO Eight
rcnth-st Broadway, Unon-sqnare. and FOurteenth-st
through FOurteenthst to seventh-ave West Eleventh
ST. and wcssi terminating at the foot OF Christopher
ST. North RIVER at the HobOken Ferry. Returning by
WAY OF Christophers TO GIeeuwich-st, West Eleventh
ST.. Seventhlve., FOureent-st through FOnrteenth-s
broadway, Seveuteenth-s ST. Avenue A. Twenty third-st
East River The stables and offices of the Company
nj he foot 1Wcntytnlrd-s and are FURNISHED
vida all the new and improved appurtenances FOR
safety and convenience.
The Grand-st. Cross Town Railroad Company is relay
ing It's tracks Tnc rails of iron, known as
ccnter-bcaring," and the those put down
by :ne Third-aVe Railroad Company short time ago.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
RIFLE COMPETITION AT CREEDMOoR.

The sixth competition for the Remington
Diamond Badge occurred on Saturday at Creedmoor'
The distances were 5OO SO0 and 1000 yards. Lieut..
Faltons total was II in possible 81 points, and when
the results were made known Mr. Yale, who had shot 76
ia possible Si, protest based on the fact that
Mr. Fulton had used muzzle-loader-in that he had
charged his Remington breech-lOadng piece from the
mouth instead of from the breech. Mr. Fulton claims
that as the weapon is breechoader in fact the
method of loading does not make any material differ
epce. and does not exclude the gun under the rule.
The Executive Committee will decide the controversy
next Wednesday The summary OF the - best scores is
tss
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

scriped his stolen property TO them and its
position in the room: He has since tnrouea 81
Superintendent Wang offered 1000 for the recovery OF
tbe property and arrest of the thieves His money, nc
said kept in his room, because he had no
in banks. Ali men had some object IN Ire most n,on
worked hard TO get money for families he worked
get gold for himself few years ago ne made wa a
beuueathine money various friends ana then nau
added codic after codici until the paper was covered
and then wishing 20 put in another code, an4 IIs %
had recently thought OF willing his money for the
shment OF an old bachelors home. Now he would nave
10 abandon that plau man that had health ana Was
energetic even rs years old need not ask charity and
ought TO earn good livelihood.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
THE POUNDING ASYLUM.

The benefit performance for the New Ork
Founding Asylum under the charge OF the Sisters Of
Charity Ia to take place the Academy of Music to-
morrow afternoon, when brilliantly varied ensertan
nent OF porteBtOus dimensions will be given under the
direction OF Mr.. Augustin Daily. great number OF
prominent members of the theatrical profession have
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
MOVEMENT AGAINST THE GALLAHUE PAT
ENIEES

DOSToN, Oct. IA meeting here yesterday
morning Of the shoe and leather dealers to combat the
Gaahue patentees was attended by over 200 persons
Letters and legal opinions submitted to substan-
ate the position Of the trade at large, and resolutions
were adopted declaring the demands OF the Gallahue
ptentees exorbitant, and expressing determination
strenuously to them. Also asking the cooperation
of the merchants and urging Congress 10 oppose
further Of the patents. Teltgrams OF sym
patty from the trade in Cincinnati and Baltimore we're
received with cheers. A Committee OF Ten was ap-
pointed to carry out the resolutions.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
TIE METHODIST LOCAL PREACHERS CONvEN.


BALTIMORE, Oct. 1s-The seventeenth an
nuai convention Of local preachers of the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church assembled here yester-
day morning at the Eutawst. Methodist Episco-
pal Church. About 13o delegates were present
NewJersey, Kentucky, Illinois, Iowa, Virginia. Della.
ware and number Of other States are represented.
The body will remain In session four days No business
OF public interest was to-day the proceedings
consisting of devotional exercses the delivery OF ad-
dresses and the appointment OF the usual comnttees
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW-JERsEY.

JERSEY CITY.-An afiray occurred IN Wardles
stables Mougomerys Saturday night between Michael Connolly
driver and empoye Of tie Jersey City POTTERY during
which the LITTER drew dirk stabbed Connolly places
The most serious inches deep and
inches in engb Of back Connolly
home at No. Ii5 MOrgaust, aud attended by Dr. MeGn.
ss Tss TbS..n T think. coanoys wound. are not a
Der and Moneosve. on jersey City Highs fell ee
rrourd and serious injorie. SATURDAY
sSnSS afternoon in Jerysre The list Regiment Band pre-
:S The :, pP'as9t s @s2c nd B 1 Of Free h
the recent 5a saf 70 Of hd Sf @ Ss s so sSes @ IN
s75A public smPerane. meeting under the sapes' Of
sys hGs GSgd Church ds%I Val AiS a. s IL The wsSti to- IT.
kew Mrs hAnaiord and the Rev A H. Taie Jeremiah
n with water, fell into the ryer and
the time member Of the HUDSON County bar was buried
s Uners sermon Columbia Lodge and Fy unch Srt OF
O. F., ,nd NexYOs LOge F. and NJ and delegation from
ry for thirteen years funeral The Board Of
has decided to the evening schools &c
Of Nov 2 as at frst announced
PArEEsoSCnrOphs Taylor rayd John Carroll in the street at
me nOqI oh osus, 2 ,x SyIs,t. and ana '2Ie htI
lsed Reoode Wsen and committed for charge
highway The watch recovered
Yesterday charged with sssAuunG nehO resisting
3 officer.
day morning Church aud the Right Rev vail Sop Of
tbcbp Connected with the Fourth Baptist Church va, tg s,
night in Library Addresses made by the Me,sIs Wal.
lace Gates, and GAllAher
JnwAKx-Elberh English arrested YESTERDAY for stealing
number Of p W Leonard No Lbraeoar
n Msnet. on Saturday night and gained .prse, 10 Abrsm
Biernsu's grocery store from which they ,oot $50.
and i.eiured skull bALns L vn,t
recovery eIceedDgy eouS The .ort for road
nent Company Of Orange
s sss oas sss k0o'' Church
CAaDxS-hs Prebytsnsp svDsd Of New Jersey u.
si meeting at this place to-morro~
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
A BOLD ASSAULT.

TERRE HAUTE, Oct. 1S.-Last evening at $50
o'clock Jerry Pieksrd, wellknown citizen. walk
ing with his wife North sixth.st. when two men
rushed upon them. and OF the men held Mrs Picard
the other shot her husband In the head the ball
entering the right The shot viii prov. fatal Tie
murderers then on. The motive for the act 10 not
kuaSa ALisl,lGAtrs4 Y q 4QaX1 vsrJ VI Tvs fiY,
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Grand Central Hotel ao,son, q Rhode
Wilson Hmaris Aok.senipsSi psin Walker Of The Team
o;t"n "Hoe-Ccmmodore John Gae tPS Rn1 Avenue
HEsF;hop William MeClo:t % .s1 Judge L. FoIeti
Hi' Se1 W,,imister Hotel-Afrsd s Mason %
st HOtLEsIG la L"t lame. oo X Harvey Of wa,hinson
Hee IVoassCspt r. Ward Of
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

h. temporarily usane wednesday last ssd sn many hours Of
intense suffering died yesterday ~,
The BODY of Theobold Ruby, age 40. of No. Tai
m.ns who has missing since Oct y. found @ yese"
no,,sg noag In foot OF Goist very muh ae
,.sd No Iaark Of violence could found bis person
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
TIE PUBLIC DOMAIN.

INTERESTING STATISTICS REGARDING THE PUBLIC
LANDS FOR THE LAST FISCAL YEAR.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.-The records OF the
General Land Office exhibit the following interesting
statistics in regard to the public lands for the fiscal
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
THE AUBURN BANK DEFALCATION.

BosTON, Oct. 1.-THE Directors of the
Auburn Bank authorize the statement that the book
keeper acknowledged appropriang to his own use $93
and the cash Of $500 has been paid
by his bOndsmen. An examination into the books OF
the bank being made. 1t Is believed that no other
irregularities exist.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

"The combat thiekens, on We braves" and
whether Ien" hats Of KsoI 2l2 Broad
way Fifth Hotel HIS Pail and Winter style Is o
mate beauty.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
POLICE NOTES.

John Wells age 81. fell from the fifth 10 the third
building :. BIvAdsaJ and FsoIs yesterday and
Instantly kiIea
Ma, I'VE Yogel sxs " sSallYSsV Taljs-Geen
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

Great men, living and dead, can be seen ir
bu,ts and portraits daily THE PHRESoLoGcL MUSEUM 3s
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
NETWORK CITY.

Daniel Blake age 10 years. has been missing from
nj, residence At No. 1T Cedar-st since Oct s
The members of the Liedertafel Social Reformers
., N,vyort and Aon Of Brooklyn. D. vocal and nu'
NIGHT A. Turn Hail. The orchestra composed
Of members choir Of Co. s being under the leadership o
Henry Greper.
Several malicious persons threw shower OF stones
through two plate glass windows In the doors OF the iWen'en
prea house at Liberty and early yesterday
and destroyed the panes Of glass causing o' Vi s-00 " p"'
did o succeed p arresting the persons - .
While Roundsman VIM. Mclaughlin of the Four
.n Preeipe, VA, bringing Mubeys ssouboue James
Higgins. who intoxicated yesterday be "" assaulted oy
and pued into cellar The oe & ran GSs ps U the
ARRAY Mclaughlin Higgins on the bead with Dis euO 'hn's
scalp wonnd 1850 =.
p 81 Nsxyorhn was formed last week by large number Of
in shipping It's objects are the protection Of the
the members the reform Of the present %
@ pm the destitute families The Pre'dent of the
Association is james }. Ferris Of No. 81 souih-st
Detectives Heidelberg and IIlley arrested Annie
Horton ala, Mrs Briggs Saturday night on charge Of having
stolen 5000 belonging Lydia Woods Of West on June
zbuou Carpenter was arrested Pulaski Owego County on
s.Tay by Dssef'si sst COO o@ Of
way the untrue Aa M he Cms 'P Poe Court a
BROOKLYN.
Mayor Hunter says that the North Second-st'
H:ad Hsy ss eIns.Ss F1s.id.p ia nave terminus
A special meeting of the Board of Education will
be at IN. to consider the report u De 'on "
miee OF Compulsory Education
Harry Brickwedel age 60, doing business and re-
siding King and into the stable IN the rear o MS
during night where fastening one END rope 70
be and h the form Of moose around his hee hu"
himself
The tenth anniversary exercises OF the Franklin
Literary Society will tonight at the ehspe Of the POLYTECHNIC
Nesb the President will make the opening address
d. W. Talmadee will sketch Of the Society W. miller ana
C. G. Suits viii deliver reeitauons Miss B. Ihosy ana o. %
min viii sing and W. Williams will deliver an address On the pe
cade"
The tbirty-fifth anniversary of the appointment
- ~. Re, ssmue H,skn the paorate Of ST. Marks Protestant
Episcopal Church. al South fhh Brooklyn T. d. VI"
yesterday the church At the close o the ser
80 b. and scoars presented the
paor through Their superintendent with handsome gooAoe
cane. suitably engraved, IL CONTAMINATION oil tne event
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
IApnouncementA

IAnnouncemenIAI
DANDRUFF.-BURNETT's COCAINE removes.
POMEROY g. Co.. 7A Broadway sell for "a
The beat ELASTIC Truss" ever invented.
Enr an elecant fashionable HAT of superior
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
HOME NE VS..

rHERxoxRrrR YESTERDAY. At HuDNursN IN BRoAow''
sam.-b5o Seop-b7' 80 @-o', m,'ronv ~
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBssRVATohi.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
LONG ISLAND.

| J.NuCA.-While Jacob Siebert, German market
wa. returning home from market Fhd night two men
attacked Richmond Ill., and robbed him Of $50 They heh
| made their escape.
Brxrs,r.p-Th. difficulty in District School No Treport be.
tween the Trustee E. Bde and the Principal r. Peek was be-
fore Js,ss $ ss1 the tor e.SUy Sat a was
having been made IN m ne
nue the position 1Sae md % S yed bis regar salary for
another sS,sm 10 1ns A. A. hst @e however Mr.
another teacher Ward Sc PRINCIPAL; eu MI fes under
he to have sustained BY Of the scholars The
school ',coDDgy a0sTSsi . M l" Ps for % STong
maccusl disturbing the sshop ne ~ u The o1eep,
County Court Of Oyer and Jnass pt pre-
sizing wi will 2 GG"%s1' .5 nn. IL & Sass are very Se1y civil
numbering 100 Among The criminal case y WI R pOpp AZ
Flushing, some weeks sgo
Synod Of Long Island embracing The %
CspDs sermon viii be preached Rev AeIaade Miller MOde
scied oOrrow viii be devoted to reports. 1qare. discussion,
s a3H S n open John
Wells D. & BSayn o se n. chal S s Bii The .abe for
sIegas are Ts n % The fs I Mn SSI'' %:l
Church the opening aidre9se. to be made pe % D e
sme,1 sG, S"i5.T D. b. Of Astoria
prcoyc-J Milton so went Greenpcrt for
load SGn o. snSday ey GsH Se @ to walk M
the % he was thrown & aIq lnt M Rr beng uusbe
erteate himself was run oy w bones n 70 phe and ndeas
| taton
voted for the maintenance Of the T1CD %
School in this for the comg is So9j Of winch ToVU
H , tescbers Association Of the Methodist
Fpopa Long Island will hold its next meeting at
/ this place November II.
POM Suffolk Sabbath School Association
vii hl convention TUESDAY Wednesday, Oct u and
meeting Of the Port Jefferson Bible Society will be
| held Nov. l.
GrpS Coyg-Jacob committed suicide By hanging Friday
evening The badly injured the head arc by
bring thrown aud his brain has been Considerably
.fecei
B,ayoy-The assessed vanon II the real and pons prorsy
this for 1874 sdl zoo-an increase OF s254Vo over tAat
| Of last
HAuppASGE-The erection Of Roman Catholic thaIci has
| been beguliu this place.
STATEN ISLAND.
C1IFT0N-The furniture, bar fixtures, liquors
and all the other appunaus Of public honse belonging to the
Cepu, Grove House simonotsv, soil st auction
Henry Bo the real both sides OF the road has
gang employ opening and grading stenbn from iht
road to the Railroad track where station
| Will be established next week
for opening and extending Ger
rom ndiown Southed have complet.d their and
uo which have for examination WITH Tie oek OF
h. Roard Of Tuses will j, Of their report Sat
uny The 81 inst 10 M Rose Collector OF School
District No. = has succeeded IN collecting "llu e" Oea's o he
| amount assessed, $oUOO
have ihe DoItbey sde OF Arrea from
C.nlraye 10 the By Of NewIok ordered tie
| lninsry 81 10 be made al once
TospKIssvutR-The Dr. Garrett Dean of the Cahedrt at
Omaha preached Paurs Memorial Chgb, Oh kehmondst
| terday forenoon.
C.srrroy-The debt for the building Of tie
| mons, In D.strct No. 5 has been entirely paid Oh.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
HARLEM STEAMBOAT PILOTS cEysURED.

The local inspectors Of steamers made .
report Supervising Inspector Low yesterday regard
ing the collision which occurred Os II between the
steamboat Harlem of the NewYork and Morrsaoia line
aud the steamboat Sylvan Glen Of the New-York and
Harlem Navigation Company while those boan
were racing The inspectors cepsure hs pilots Of both
boats, and wSfn them against repeating their action On
that OCCASION ntstins that they do so their censss
will be revoked Their report. after giving summary
Of the testimony offered, coueludes as follows:
After full and careful consideration Of all the evf-
dence taken In the which Is OF rho
dictory aud connctnS character. only at
the conclusion that the master and pilot Of tho eam
boat Sylvan Glen. Moses A. Lon xstreet Is Justly
able, and he is hereby censared for running his boss
too close proximity TO the docks at high rate Of
speed aud for not slowing and stopping his bos
ably TO the rules OF tho service governing pilots,
when he saw that collision might which gas
endanger the lives OF the passengers In opinion
there Is nothing IN the evidence to show there
thing to prevent him from dong 50. The master aud
pilot OF the steamboat Harlem. Jacob w. NJ. Clifford,
conclude also Justly censurabe and ne Is hereby
sured for not keeping to southwark and eastward
aud giving the Glen more r0on when he saw that she
running close to the docks He had all the river
on the starboard sde and II he had kept further OF
there would have been danger sf q collision when
might have endangered the lives Of his
hereby give notice that further practices OF the kind
named. by either master named Will be visited by
full penalties OF tue law.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
THE ORDER OF THE COURT.

Immediately on the conclusion of the case
Judge Van and Mr. Broadhead, representing Mrs.
Proctor retired to the Office of Samuel D. Morris near
by and proceeded to draw up the order Meantime Mr.
Morris and lis client, Mr.. Tton, with Gen. But
ler In adjoining Subsequently Judge Fullerton
came in and the following order agreed to and i'm
medistely confirmed In court:
Circuit Court OF the United States for the Eastern Dis
rict of Netc York. Edna Dean Proctor agt. Francis
Mouton.-This having been called for trial, the
respective parties hereby in presence Of the Court spu
late follows:
That the issues formed 10 said be referred
for hearing Benjamin d. Siiman, esq., IN the even
OF his declining act to John Greenwood, ESQ., IN
the event Of his REFUSAL to counselor OF this Court Ia
be named by the Hon. Lewis B. Woodruff, Circuit Judge
That the hearing said issues shall proceed forth
with de die in diem until the shall have beer
submitted the hearing to begin at the residence OF Ben
jsmin D. Siman. ESQ., corner OF Pierrepoint and Chn
ton-sts., this afternoon at O'Clock.
That at any time during the hearing the plaintiff may
amend her COM plant declaration as she may be nd
vised respect OF the citizenship of the parties aud
that averment in respect thereof will be admitted
by the defendant.
That order be entered in conformity with thi
stipulation. TRACY, CATIIE BROADHEAD,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
FULLERTON KNOX & CROSBY,
Detendanrs Attorneys