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New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
THE COURTS.
A RAILROAD AND GAS COMPANY AT ISSUE
THE DERIVATION OF RAILROAD AND OTHER coRPo-
RATION RIGHTS.

A RAILROAD AND GAS COMPANY AT ISSUE.
THE DERIVATION OF RAILROAD AND OTHER Cohfo-
RATION RIGHTS.
The Hudson River Railroad passes now dlag-
onally over the block between sixtyhfth ana oiA.y
sixthsts and Eeventh-ave and the Hudson RIVER, tDo
rest Of the block being occupied by the Meropo"'""
Gas Company From sixtieth-st TO sixty6fh-st the
blocks between tho avenue and the river are o"Deu,
directly or indirectly by the railroad and Is proposed
TO erect an elevator to handle a million and hai
bushels OF grain and to lay large stock yards some
weeks ago the railway company applied Tor tne aP
pontment OF commissioners under the railroad ac'S "
take triangular piece of the block belonging 10 INC gas
company for the purpose of laying side track 80 a'
run their trains direct TO the elevator ana 'ne stoA
yards The gas company objected and raised inc quss
ton that the land was needed for legitimate railroad
purposes The Court thereupon ordered reference 10
nauire into that question: and great mass OF testimony
was taken uoon It and reported back TO the Conrt yes
terday the motion ronewed before Junge % h
m suyreme Court Special Term Mr.: Anderson, Ior .le
Comnany presented case, arguing that uhuer TUG
Railroad aci amended by the act OF Io0y, tne la'i
was entitled to take all land needed ior depot
% the convenient discharge OF freight and that TINS
property clearly within tno lhtentiou VI VI" s''
Mr. Nash argued in opposition that tho Gas Company
like the Railroad Company, was qt9St phDlIG ar
tion, and 10 the rigLt 70 HGI % W m5ent domain With
OUT, therefore, some special statute neltIol noded
for'o f tIo 81 "' 'oI6sr;s purposes The Gas Company
was now engaged in struggle for Ire win rdl
the Mutual Company, and any GRIPPING OF ltS re-,
sources must be very injurious to it, The lana was
needed by the Company even now. he San Saneu hJ enJ
Courts attention the fact nat the LePlsiat9re H
enacted careful provisions to the mutual ana inter
fering rights of railroads with other quaslpnpnc co
noratOns such as canals. turnpikes &C. ana lnssteu
mat without some such special provision this appea
ton could not be sustained He was proceeding
70 that tbjs turnout wa, necessary 10 the rail-
road company's legitimate objects, but only SoHFe-
nence 20 enable interfere with other forms OF con
merce and TO aid stockyard company whose connec-
uons with the road, he claimed, were Obscure, wn.h
Judge Donohue adjourned the further nearing uhtii
Iodav II H. Anderson and L. Looms for the railroad
s. T. Nash aud t. l.. Fancher opposed
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THE ESTATE OF JAMES FISK JR-slX MILLIONS
CLAIMED BY THE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY
The subject of the objections to the accounts
filed By Mrs Fisk, as exccutrx Of her husbands Will,
came up again yesterday before Willard Bartlett, esq.
the auditor appointed the Surrogate The Erie Ral
way Company by counsel, objected to the accounts
for the reasons that tho inventory did not con
tain all the personal property that had been OF
might have been collected by the executrix; that
she sold and exchanged property without authority
OF law and failed TO realize tho full value OF the prop
ertv that she should not credited with her interest
in the stallion Jay Could, appraised at SoOyO tuat Ihe
claim of the Erie Railway Company against the estate
has not been included said claim was presented 10 te
executrix and amounts 10 s2,259,631 40; tnaJ tne
amended claim Of said Company not Included, sAu
clai amounting TO 81 100 56, with Interest thereon
Counsel for the executrx denied the rgnt OF ehe Ere
After some discussion between IL. C. Anderson on oe
half OF the Ere Railway Company, ana James H. pan
and exIudLe Homer a. Nelson Tor the eAccutrlA Tue
WA adjourned.
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DECISIONS-FFn. IL

Supreme Court Cbambers-By Judge Lawrence
Lo.r Lode The MAYOR &c s iar nieon agt AGlersou
'e Of Holt BuheN VOoas In the OF How.
for COUNSEL Browning Browning In the matter Of
Mcconnell Nenoraudums BcdmaR MoOro.hooa denied
COgaH FserIhe order Of examination
memorandum CamDbe Hoye
granted The will the
Anes agt. WagueT.-MotOns denied without
Judge DonOlueNOOEan aet The Mayor &c.Noon denied
Copeland How ke1Iok College Of Veterinary
granted LoG agt Hhd-l think the SlOO
fair compensation for the expenses incurred.
Superior Court-SDecal Ierm-By Judge Sedgwick
Schmidt gt LoureaMOton gonted payment Of costs 20
show MenOranIum) Mcntyre
ct al agt granted Elwood sgt Gardner 40 y
3f9 Henry, 40 N. IfS. Magott
Denied (Memoandum) Edridge al a-Mouon
allowance denied for want OF power (Iemoranium1
Common Pleas-Specidl Term--By Judge Robinson.
People rel Board
with $40 Smith gt Ba6cock Fr Elogashes Company.
Memorandum.
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lO,OOO,OO0 -ll7,ll9,sl5
Sl6S,6lS,0S5
r,,o t,,. from sooo ooo ooo and there reman

Take this from 500 OO0oO and there remains surplus
OF OI5 and adding 10 this the SOvOOO previously
deducted as reserve Ior nuI1Sr ~ 20 b : @
surplus OF Sl3Sl05 NOW assuming lhat Ine 81
views OF tue SINKING Fund law are correct ana that 10
will require s3 O965l5 for the fiscal year ending june ~
next ana Dec 81, 1875 SGOOi5 (one-ha OF tne Sec
rearys estimate for the fiscal wear ending Jule 80 loo
as given in Finance Report 1874, page II WIN require
OO2 altogether which If he should spend he VIII
stil nave surplus in the Treasury jan lS6 OF s@I4
ola Aud this under existing laws without any increase
i'm either the customs internal revenues or any feVI
of trade and If we ada the amount to be derived (S
estimated by the Treasury seD under the ftcent9
passed Little Tariff act" Of SOJlOOO tne surplus VIII
be SS,2l4O13. ,..., ,oco,,o
nave shown that the increase from Internal revenue
has been nearly s20OO0O the last thiee mouths H
the like three months 1884 which Is evidence OF re-
viying trade with probable ike eHtct upon iOrcIEh
mportatOns. The stocks OF goods OF an hihuH uoen.c
nave heeu forced into habits OF economy ana cOn.un
on has decreased to the lowest possible limits Oot-
ore at the beginning OF better times BuI We are nor
left altogether 10 conjecture 70 feach thls coHcSG
The failures OF merchants, bankers ana '~cl' h'o uc
creased
But if be true that there Is deficiency IN Inc itca
urv ana that the falling oil OF icceips CcintHh add
0na revenue why is II that IT does no siSge' ltSeil
TO the Government and TO Its supporters ~ Congress
that the true remedy lies in economy ana the curtai-
Inent of public expenditures This method "I meeting
the deficiency does not appear 10 nave Su~S9 ga s
Tbo afIrs of the Government shOdd be conducted on
tho somc hoIney principles as those OF individual.
When the income reduced, the expenses shoulu ne
rsrUreS accordnrly dimuution of receipts should
no met h, ammunition OF expenses When losses or
hard times overtako individual MS hst thought 10
conform the necessities OF the case MOI 80 WIZ. t
Government. Ii maintains the same cAtfhVdEiDce d9
characterized IL when We had nasOnal anu HdNltu'i
prosperity. Tle expenditures Tor the h5ca year ehuAE
lane 80 lS4 showed reduction over tLos5 OI lh' PIE
cedng year. and II the appropriation pms, tI9ether @
with the other moneyed bills now before inc Two oLsv5
Of Congress shall pass together win the dehciehc' Dl
OF an indefinite amount as yet is allogetHer ooau
that those ending the SJ.h OF jane next VIII eAceeu
those for the last year. - ..,.. -
without action on the Dill tue OOnh'I'VC lo9S'
The House, at haH past D. atJJdfnou'
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XLIIIp CONGRESS--2D SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
POSSIBILITY OF CHOLERA IMPoRTATIoN-sENAIE
DEBATE ON GOVERNING THE DISTRICT OF Co
LUMBIA-A MODIFIED FRANKlNG PRIVILEGE Al
TEMPTED IN THE HOUsE-THE NEW TAX AMI
TARIFF BILL. UNDER DISCUSSIONS
SENATE. 80. WASHINGTON. Feb. H. io'o'
Mr.. HAMILTON Oem., Md presented a NIL
nority report from the Committee OH fri'ieges anu
Elections signed by himself and Mr. SALISBURY against
the admission Of Mr. Pnchback as Senator rom Loulsl-
ana Ordered TO he printed and lie on the taDie ,
Mr.. CAMERON (Rep. PenD) called up Tue House pll
authorizing the President 10 appoint commissioner 10
attend the international Pententary Congress To be
held ip Rome next year. Passed.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BILL
Tho Senate resumed the consideration OF the IN
snished business being the bill to provide Govern
nent for the District Of Columbia. reported by the
Jont select Committee, OF which Mr.. Morrill, (Rep,
Mel is Chairman the pending amendment being that
of Mr. Morton have the Commissioners elected by the
ouaed voters of the District instead OF appouted by
the President.
Mr. MERRIMON Dem, n. c. SAID he desired 70 pass
law when would be a benefit 10 the people OF the DIS
trct OF COldmOia, without distinction on account OF
race He argued that Congress bad tue rgnt 10
confer the right o suffrage peopc OF the Dstlct
OF Columbia withhold IL II they thought proper.
The question being on the amendment OF Mr. MOrt0n'
It was reeCted-Yeas, 2S; and NAYS, 2Sas folOws me
pubicans Roman, Democrats IL idics, ana LlOeFai
Republicans IN small CapitalsJ:
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In tho Court of Ccnero Sessions Yesterday, before
COVPT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Feb lin the Court of Appeals to-day:
No lOJohn L. R,ley, appellant The Indianapolis Bloom
ngton Cen,a RaroA1 Company re-
sumed and concluded.
40 S2-samca Coae respondent, TIE Niagara Irrarce
Conuany sp5enLAgled b Charles Trac Of coulee for appel
lant and By j. 4. Dewey resp )uden-
99In the Ieuon Of Wm Banta 10 Vaeae assess
nents-Submtied.
No 34-Wesley Goui respondent Csthsne Allison admins
appellant,
Welsh Of counsel for respondent
4e-Abert appellant John g. respond
ent-SGbmted
No. lit NJ Parror sad another respondents ag The Phex
Company Of 3fOoAn appeAnLsGbmted Hand tor
respondents.
No. l3-Een ORielr respondent sgt The Guardian Mutual Life
Company OF EeWYor appeantArgud by Hand Of
counsel spDeant aud by James Troy for respondent
Proclamation made adjourned undl tomorrow at
l0a
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.

FRIDAY. FEB. IL.
Newfoundland at tue Se"iorE Potome ever da'
H or aaufax n e. closed the NewYOEf Postoh hes sTer'
tsJs.6n -...- -
Great Britain snl lreaad by the s,ansap Nc eo'e a.
closed az The FOsi-Oh'e al 9.OO
N Steamship sails at from Pier No D.. NOrh RIVER
and Bremen By tie ausp Hlnsa
supp eueuta5g hsi "a cosei - The fosI
once lis Steamship sails a. y m from ritr oo' oi
Thrd.. Hoboken. ,,-., r--.s.
Mails Tor Asp!nws the Central American and South Pcac
ports etc steamship Acapulco close al 10 IpeEnr'
MALL Pos. OIce A IL steaIhip sns al IL H.
from Pier No AZ, North River.
silo sslls Al 8 D. IL. frvn Pier 40. % Past River.
SUADAl. fEB. IA
Al Mails close Itli o'clock IlstOsEotce open rou "a
tull
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
THE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS COMMISSION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-In case No. 2f1 in the
Court Of Commissioners Of the Alabama Claims to-day Web ast
The r,el loss board Charles Hl JUDGMENT
rendered Of So42 and interest from March 20 1868
No 95 Charles H. tnbe ayt The United Saesl Judgment
Of - i3 10 and interest Feb 49, 1868
cAhug Of the sixth hJ extending to case No. 3OV
B Of counsel the introduction Of oral testimony
ami Submitted noDy aud argued b. a p
Morse claimant Hon j. A j. Ceswe fox tue United
No being ready part OF the claimants the Court
Eases will be BY agreueus Of counsel
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

he had been applied TO- and after IN examination OF tno
case he had become satisfied that tho only deIense W
,naSe was that the crime was mansaughter. and not
murder As Webster denied the killing. MT Choate de-
cIined 10 defend him. make this Suggestion 10 you pe
cause ~ was recently stated In NewYork paper that
Mr. Choate refused appear In the case on account OF
the inability OF Webster to raise sufficient money ms
was particuarly cruel Mr. Choate was or all Ien'
Indifferent money and would never look aier bs iees
Your ohedient servant. H. ID
Nm York. Feb. II. lsI5.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
RUFUS CHoArE AND THE WEBSTER CASE.

To he Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In an editorial in The TRIBUNE this
morning an error regard to the OF Prof j.
w. Webster. then living in Boston, witnessed
the whole trial. The Attorney General John ii. Clifford,
with George Bems ir conducted the prosecution, and
Judge Pliny Merrck and Edward ID. sohier we're the
defendants counsel. At the time 1t was matter Of
public and private inquiry why Rufus Choate had not
been retained. and the varied as they
numerous. Sharing In the curiosity and feeling
justified BY my acquaintance with him. / asked Mr..
ChOate as 10 the matter, and was Informed by HIN thAs
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
EXCHANGE AND TELEGRAPHIc CHANGES.

Wm. p. IIumbert Of Iumbert Bros. was
Yesterday admitted to membership at the Stock Ex-
change. Warren Kimbali, Al old and respected mem
ber Of the Exchange died at his residence and the fact
being announced to the Exchange committee was ap
pointed to prepare suitable resolutions.
As one OF tho changes incident to the occupancy Of
their new building 10y the Western Urion Telegraph
COMPANY John B. Gilman was TO-DAY appointed Head
Receiver in the Cable Department. Sir. Oitinan mas
been connected with tho Company IS years Is OF wlcn
were iD the Domestic ID Department..
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
IMPROVING TRAFFIC on THE ERIE RAILWAY.
At meeting OF the Directors of the Erie

T TI-UT-11- y
Raiway Company yesterday, Mr. Jcwett, the President
stated that the months Of october, November. and De-
cember were very trying months the Company. tho
traffic being dull the at which 1t moved low,
ana the traffic Irregular that the month Of
January was also a very dull month and very trying
ono on the road, bu II began to improve during the last
week Of month"; and TO the present time IN Feb
ruary there were decided indications OF Improvement
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

there would bo surplus of to bo applied to the
Sinking Fund but In reality the actual receipts since
that report made were more widely different than
they had been during any year for the last 1--WE years
The actual receipts fallen far short OF the estimates
From causes not quite understood by those who
made finance study. the receipts from customs ha9
S. 100000 about 100000 day. II that falling OF con-
tinued during the year. there would DC denclt @ o
S35 100000. He made statement or the comparative
receipts and expenses OF the Government since lSo as
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
VERDICT AGAINST B. F. CAMP. JR.

In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day in the case Of tho United States against e. F. Camp
IT, as an Acting Assistant Paymaster in the Navy, and
his bondsmen George c. Byrne and b. f. Camp, sr, the
iury found verdict for tho plaintiff for g. 200 3d. Ac-
ton was brought tnat amount as balance
duo Camps accounts.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WAsUINGToN, Feb. 1.-The President sent

the following nominations to the Senate To-Day
John Abeombie Surveyor OF Customs at the pe OF Bur
ogt1n BcHjula r. Mau. to be Collector Of customs S'
Tos.mGsT&-S F. ve Megs7.e Ga; E. sso. Noira Dam.
hi: v OBren, Atlantic Ia; W Winter, AoaIou y l. D. ~
lLomas Catskil, n u. and II. ii. Cady, Loekpon, " l.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Rockwell Tyla-. the Deputy Collector Of the Alth
Di,.c; who il cngei With Ielay Withholding about 500 rom
the oyerum nt held yesterday $1,000 bail BY Commissioners
SnIelqs.
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday, before
Rec ret Hacke Horace Wood tired for maz obscene
print, and sen 2 Prison aud tDed 500 the same
,entence ha. bis paer Joseph Hail. received Tuessy Louis
Tce pesd guilty burglary the ri degree ana was
sentenced ga years IN State PFSon
George Weyman was yesterday tired before Judge
Barrett, Temner for larceny by 'ck anl DE-
vice lie maker and under cOurey on among
jewelers. Of the tTade IN Meaane
ana elsewhere borrowed jeTey the petnse that h wanted
California The convicted MN OF
grana larceny, his deferred to "eIneSlay
The performers at the Metropolitan Theater, ar
,este Wetuesav afternoon Mcdonnell Yesterday
raigued in the Court General SESSIONS before Recorder hack
Therr we're sixteen The charge agns them WIS
Ieeng disore house All pleaded no! guilty me Cont haga
Of and oil the az SOJ
All he women succeeded in obtaining bail al but the
o "a sae,sa aai we're ocAel up Tbe trials 80 down ie
to-day
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
ptSSFNGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BERMUDA-Ia steamship Clnml, Pe5 ll-Miss Em'lf
KrAha james 4. Loc4e J. L. Br9narI, r. w. r. M ana
Mrs W p Jafray Simmons. Mr N. A. l. Oae 1rpse
MI Harrington NJ. A. s. C. Frost Miss C. Smith Mss og b
Tucker DIVA Igc.er, j. A. Frazer, Ie j. l. DO! ~
EriiI
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

interest-chargc on the bonded debt Gunded Of the
United States amounts to t752ea The interest," Si Ths
uncaIled for aud unpaid Feb was sS992273 81 LUIS
item has during the last SIX years over
0OO 30 that In making provision Tor the annuai in
this avera ga amount will continue TO be uncaed ro
and only s25oOoc OF 1t need be PROVIDED ior. TN, r
1876 OF this that due jan l. AMOUNTING to over
s25 100000 has been charged on so the remain M
der of tho year only $l5o1000 VIII be required II we
deduct from the coin In tho Treasury Feo l. wnSh was
$50 ACT Os the amount deposited Tor corn certnoat'
ment s 1874 aside from THIS 20 per cent OF the IN
terest payable during the year as reserve s ina ie 70
est when due and we have surplus coin III thc
which be disposed ofanounng to nearly S4oVOIOC.
The customs duties collected during the last seven
months from July 1, 1874. TO Feb. !, lSI5l nave
amounted to ss947ooOO Fnance Report for 1870 page
T. and daily cash slip for january, an average per
month of s2 7s O0 The average for the eleven months
this year. not allowing for any revival OF trade. VII
be fully as much but say IL will only average Sl2O0OOOO
This will give Sl32 co., which. added % the s2jOO0O
surplus now the Treasury gives s570OOOoo in coin 10
interest of S5 OOOOOJ may be said that there are
other expenses paid coin beside the interest on
iiOeraily at slOOOo,OOO. Add this sum TO the
interest, and you have 100000 to be taken
l. 1876 Tne internal revenue collections for the last
seven months have been S5l77OoOO, average per
month OF s75OOOOO submit the following taO'o VI
INTERNAL RRvsyuK Receipt -(oHiciall ,o ~
lS7374 November December and January ~
ls'576 Noyembel DsemOer ard JaI1.y.' 2jSi2ooo & 20
greatly increase II can judge by past experience;
they have already begun to DO So as the collections III
January were sSG2693 49, II is far TO conclude that
will average s9OOOOO per month for the remainder OF
this calendar year and you have from this source Sy
O0OOOO The collections may DO fairly estimated as io
Ine-nal reven1e 500 900 900
on Natola, hanks 4OJJOOO
Sales OF public IiOOOOV
Other (uo including premium on CON ,,,,.o
Currency Treasury, FEB lOoOJOUO
Available currency for the IL months lOOOOOD
Aditho surplus above i-OuJUJp
and tue premium IT, al ~ per cent'.'.' '"OVVoo
And No have 500 OOVOOD
as ne yaIlable revenue to meet the prndturcs for
the same period which on the basis OF ltHt wear are:
Net ordinary Expenditures $50 i1o,5OO
Less Interest on the public debt .SiOI ,ll3,ol5
AMI the Expenditures De. -
dae,ad ahnve '...-....., lOOOUOOO -ll7ll09l5
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
NsrvI.rURE .rN.NAC

SON 50 5ol Moon sets.' Morn
utdu
Sandy Hook 600 sanc.... O36 fe Gste FerrY 225
ElGH DAY-P
Sandy Hook O:27 IsiaDd. log Hell Gate Ferry! 2ol
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
CALENpARs-TnLs DAY.

CALESDARS-THs DAY.
sr7nnvz observation-disclosures. J.
7j..Tts P.oPe ~ &C. sst A@mSoHn aon &C. 'st Will
Co 263 .Ene railway Co. ,gt
50. .Bulger sgt. Wood. 26i HeErmau Ggt. Reed, jr.
o6.. Mason agt Armstrong. 26o Mater Of Gallagher
10. Mauer Of PeTser 1876 Baldwin agt southern aad
lGl..Hitch sgt Taylor &c. Atlantic Telegraph Co.
100. Mailer AZ. Ae!ie,.
TERM-yAS voasr j.
Dmurr-lI..W gins as- Lancaster Insurance Co.
Issues oJ Lac and Fact
lio Sink admir- agt Sink. s..Byrl,al sst.
lj4. .Gsistead act. seaman. e
100 loungs agt Carter ei al l6Sb Brown Conroy ct al
lj6, Muller aRL Burcsel e al lG9. Nash agt Kemp.
lJ7. .Youngs Carter et s. 17O..N Mead.
4hlrche Fees, 1gLSehIOs Italians ct al Agt Freeman
Williamson, trustee. ag 5i..Bea;6 as- Coils, jr, and
Mason et al, mDi.
6iIeand agt VfedeabGgh 1O9 Miller ct Lag sledge and
a.. Glars agt Deacon. l74..Rggs ct al ast PaFsel
staL ." -''''' IT'S. .S,usr ast CLARK tai
1853 Nut Life Ius Co. agt i76. GooIheart r ss Good
1G5. .Hoa.e Of Mercy as.. The l77..wel AIT Martin.
-, - Mayor &C. 49, 'Noeaer, @e' agt Strap
Cmcur-PArr II-yAS BRUSr.J.
shor. Ca,ses.
1922 Brrets ag Cunningham l52iwgsn. receiver &C. .gt
1868 carruSor 1876 aud .ao asl mey.
1896 Gardner agt Miller al 1850 Architectural Iron Works
23O1. Lyons agt. OCOuRelL krulL
50s Fhess and ano asi Baker 26i Enss ~ al agt Tvr
22ls Ioens as CLARK 2l3O Reimer ct al sgt. Koniss
li5S Plats, sssgnee &e ast 2G9. BurAe sg Tyler
chipn eta. 2l66. .carAde and Ano AT Tyler.
6sg spear ss BI's, .nd n0 iCsvey aud saO AL
lS7OAuieunok ct al t Wolf 1910 and ano sg Lew
l712Sage ct al AsL Randall ami 2j52 Strauss shr
800 Grlh,m agt Mckenzie 'SIS''' sno -" "'p'" '14
2l5i mone al agt iirot ct al 1924. May al ag Butler
$50 Baker Of al sgt Schlegel. 2}2S. MAY sgt Meven
li6West Bradley and Carr 1872 Chhmbers agL Wood and
hanafg Co. agt. Man. ano
H...As Manurs Co. 1884. .Ammidown e. al al. Will
AAas " e.