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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
CIVIL NOTES.

The argument Of the motion for bill OF
particulars IN the suit OF The People against william d.
Tweed for 81 900 900. has been again ADJOURNED ior
week, by consent.
In the suit of the Society for the Reformation
OF Juvenile Delnqucnis against william Il. Firlgb
Judge Lawrence Ia supreme Court, Chambers YESTERDAY
n,lic permanent the injunction against p.iioTmsneosi III
the Bowery Jheaier until license Toe shHii DE- l'"
Judge Lawrence yesterday appointed Law
ipgston Lansing OF Buffalo receiver Of the elects OF the
New-York West Shore aud Chicago Railroad company
The appointment was made on the application OF shS.
bu,ns Blake Eaton counsel for judgment creditors On
MAY Mr. Lansing appointed receiver IN ll9 iof~
c,osure proceedings heretofore brought III inc t'ed
states Circuit Court against the same Company
After James O'Brien became Sheriff an aet
was passed by the Legislature proNidg Zoe the ayncns
OF hi empoy63 by the city instead OF u ~ the Snens
f.es a. had been tho custom pIe,iou>t- "hcn Shor"
Brennan succeeded 10 the Office. Con.tDet oI. ~ "a
s,srd 10 my me employees the ground tto te w
r,as NOT continuous Mr. Brcnnans sut 10 cohpel lnis
paynen IL sti pending. Meantime some VI ms Ioi'no.
niorEs have brought suits AGAINST eNShefln bonh ici-
-onnlly aud the Of Henry O. htnnessy, wlo SUES
for ~ noy hs salary, tried before Juuse spear h
Tho superior Court yesterday. Thcjury disagreed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
FIRESIDE STUDIES.
CAN HOUSEHOLD CARES BE LEssENEDi

To the Editor or The Tribune
SIR: | insist that men are not Tor the most
part 80 exacting to require womans kllihS herse
or giving ND all her leisure FOR the household needs ii
IA the woman's own choice. Almost all women arc pos
sessed with mania for collecting all sorts OF ruDDsh III
their homes that are Of care and labor
Eight out of ten never exercise any ingenuity III MAKING
their work easy by order and system In everything Inc!
are 40 ambitious Of having the reputation or being
great workers that they will sooner manage 10 WASH,
iron bake and floors all on the same Day IMAM 10
OF its They also like the reputation OF being nos
pitale and they urge everybody they nave ever seen
coming and matinga long visit, bringing their work
and staying all day" Then to impress the visitor duly
three of pickles, bread hot ana e0d Two
sorts of pies and tarts will be heaped indis-
orimnately the table AS to husbands insisting
insist till the day OF doom ana nne WIG, wiie
will do as she peases Men generally know
this from having tried management unsuccessuIly
toned to seeing women sick yet doing very RE-
qenty unnecessary they not so much to blame
for permitting the wife to work herself to DEATH since
she determined to do. There are two ways IN
pains TO make thorough and constant acqualnt
with the door-mat and by putting in place their
clothing and articles they occasionally use ABOUT
the house A returning TO the Lighthouses OF our an
cestOrs doubt whether women would be Wiling 10 uii-
derake the spinning of tow flax and WOOL the weaving,
the making of mems garments, the knitting oil WINTER
and the working for two to four hired men Machinery
has taken away twOthrs o this work, and women can
have leisure IL they choose TO lay aside their supruty
Of dress furniture and cooking No amount OF hclp from
man can he OF any till themselves cease To be
children and learn to value the truly noble and valuable
in life. When be brought 10 regard them
lem" will be readily solved. Yours truly, ~
Middtet0wH, ". T., May II. 1879. a. L. PETIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

The neglect Of insurance companies TO pay
the insurance OF the Passaic Glass Works in Jersey city,
owed by Caroline W. Gasoline ut the time Of their de-
sruction has led TO suits in the Superior Court 10y
william Muirhcad the assignee Of Mrs. Gasoline. Yes
terday suit put trial before Judge Spcr the
defendant being the Eastern Insurance Company of
Bangor, Me-, and its defense being non-payucn OF
premium The plaintiff, being able 10 prove payment 10
an agent of the Company recovered verdict oi 300.
the amount sued for against each OF tie various copd
MES involved
similar suit against the Union Insurance Company.
also OF Bangor resulted similarly. tcsilm0DY hns
gwen for tie defense. Two suits against t' lu-
name Insurance Company OF Columbus, ONO, ana the
Insurance Company OF Erie Penn, are pending
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
HENRY c. BOWENS COLLE4G YES.
THE REV. 4. II. BRADFORD DECLINES TO SERVE AS
TRUSTEE OF THE AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL

UNION.
To the EdifOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: In your report of the election of officers OF
the Congregational Union in your paper of Friday
last it was stated that the Rev. George Il. Bacon,
d. D.. declined reelection as trustee of said society
because of his objection to Mr. Henry G. Bowen as
member of tho Board, and that was chosen in his
place. was not present at that meeting nor did
know of my own election until saw the report in
The TRIBUNE. Allow me to say therefore, that
most heartily sympathzc with the action OF my
friend Dr. Bacon and for the same reasons that led
him 10 decline reelection have declined to become
his successor. ask the privilege of this statement
because one less public might lead some to think that
Dr. Bacon stands alone. ] believe our churches are
with him. At least it cannot be doubted that they
would prefer TO have their contributions dispensed
by men of unquestioned Christian character Very
truly. A. H. BRADFORD.
Congregational church, Montc'nir. N. j., May II, 1870
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wOMEN's NEEDLESS WORK.
To me RditOr OF The Tribune.


SIR: This wall from wOmankind wakes
ready echo in tho soul OF another OF the siseThOOd and
II you do not hear the cry wrongs wrongs it is not be-
cause have not stood upon ptoe and shouted IT, Let
mo- Sir, relate to you some OF the wrongs | have
women bear with the fortitudc Of saint. have
seen in this free land, the tyran man bind upon tho
weak back of woman such loads OF skirts bugle-rim
ming rniiies hounces, and other trumpery, as would
almost break down driy horse, ana ten ODgc hcr 10
walk miles and miles mp and down the streets, Just to
succeeded in transforming all his earthly INTO heavenly
angels, he brought home 70 her ABOUT DuShel
Tr sHs e tc and pad her o by force Of his superior
strength to roll twist and bind al this upon her poor
abe came forth from her room with serene brow She
then proceeded with her daily task OF cooking fried
cakes pies and hot biscuits. which her yInt had
ordered her to prepare for her daily food in order that
she might look sickly and pallid. -,-,..,.,.
Woman. Mr. Editor, could not nave origlnateu THESE
preparations as she is universally known to be nom
inventive. Man also Invented patchwork quilts con
could always be found with OF these blocks III her
hands wien she ought TO have been taking rest After NE,
were ingeniosly d0S etacd together and quilted. This
quilting consisted Of stitching together WITH the shortest
most intricate patterns, combining leaves, diamonds
squares vines. In the most difficult manner that the
diabOc inventive powers of man could cOntrlye. But
woman, having come trumphantly through this trial
taught crocheting and embroidery, and how to
make breakfast shawls, nubs mats, Tides, Stools pm
cushions and pictures and such other Indispensable
articles. These were wrought in season aud ont OF
season." 10 satisfy the aesthetic tastes OF man. might
ill pages by relating how man Invented trimmings
and IuchnsS for dresses. how he insisted upon the
thousand and such articles that Of no earthly
use and when had to be handled busted and filled
every way were n burden might tell yo finally, how
loaded mantes whatnos and stands with all manner
muatc dust, and which the tOiw0rn woman must keep
clean. But will say no more: "a word TO the wis., y
will help them for themselves more atrocities III the
social life than could write in volumes.
GorhQm, y. L., May Ii, 1879. AMELIA L. PETIT.
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THE CONTROLLERS REFUSAL TO SIGN A LEASE

Mary A. Schanck applied, in Supreme Court.
Chambers, yesterday, to Judge Lawrence for man
damus against Controller Green She is an exocutiix
and as such has control OF the building at No 81 Cham
bers-st part OF which was recently occupied by the
criminal branch of the United states Courts The Com
mon Council, last April, passed an ordinance. and the
Mayor approved it, leasing from Mrs Schanck the second
third and part Of the fifth floors OF the building for five
wears at II 900 year, for the OF the Marine Court
provided the furniture Of the courtr0Oms now there
Should be retained. She prepared lease and submitted
Controller Green and she paid the Jnllod
states - 900 for the furniture Of the courtrooms Tho
Controller however, refuses to sign the lease, ana tho
time renting the property has Sed Judge Lawrence
refused 10 grant mandamus without giving the Con
troer arin but stated that he would grant an order
to show cause why should not issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
PUBLIC LIBRARIES FOR THE COUNTRY.

To the razor Of The Tri6uHe.
SIR What is the duty of the State to her
children in the matter of aording them food for the
they leave school, but at that moment she abandons
them to procure mental and moral nourshment for
themselves. Just the child has reached a period In
life when his mind Is most easily influenced for good or
evius he reaches the place in LIES journey whence
branch forth roads, leading 10 mental ana moral
culture TO refinement usefulness ana honor good
citizen and the other leading TO neglect OF the mind TO
Ignorance poverty and perhaps to crime lust nc TINS
important the state leaves INN 10 himself III
he lives in large towns the society OF his friends ana
the OF the library supply the nourishment which
his mind demands but If lie lives in the country,
he Will find his associates TO be only children OF larger
growth, Young or old with mind rs uncultyated az
his own lac will find library with which To STAKE MS
thirst for ledge except such DOCKS as are ouu IN
homes. Row the remedy Suggest Is very
and think will prove very eiectua IL is that the state
place "A library in every school district How Denencdl
would De esilt minds just coming 10 maturity, OF
to the writings or poets, historians, phi0so,
men to thoughts of best writers OF prose, anu
the recorded researches OF science The young man or
woman leaving school with such mental stores Oh
would lose taste for the lower occupation To which
they otherwise fall victims. The cost Of these libra
res would great and each district school teacher
could act a. librarian The books would b. as useful,
elhtful TO the young eachcras TO the pupil,
and would Qualify him to be better teacher The library
each district should be different from every other anu
from time to time the libraries could be exchanged one
with another. This would give scope i'll all the united
libraries of the state TO abundant supply from all the
varied fields English literature. convinced that
the State which will make the investment suggested
WILL before many years, find ample recompense in the
superiority in intelligence of its citizens over those OF
other States L.
Ne,c. York. May Ii, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
CRIMINAL, NOTES.

V;gbt nrrsons who have been recently indicted
On, before Judge Brady in The Court %
AMI pleaded not guilty The
,,a we're various days the next three weeks
l0e pcut ursrs Vas drawn ior seruoc aufhx sns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
SUSPENSION OF A PHILADELPHIA BOOT AND
SHOE HOUSE
PHILADELPHIA, Nj

PHILADELPHIA, May 1S.-Chandler, Hart g.
Co.. boot and shoe dealers have suspended. Their
liabilities from 800 900 TO 1925 900 number OF
tl0U creditors arc NewEDylan manufactures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
MR.. BERGH AND THE HOG SLAUGHTERERS.


An argument was made in the General Term
OF the OF Common Pleas yesterday in the case ef
Edward W. Davis, proprietor OF hog-slaughterinc -
Establishment the West Side. against Henry Bergh and
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
Mr.. Davis time ago obtained temporary inlunc-
ton against Mr. Bergh preventing the latter from inter-
with his business Judge Larrcmore denied tho
motion to make it permanent and Mr.. Davis appealed to
the General Term.
Elbridge Gerry appeared yesterday for the Society
and In his argument characterized the suit attempt
by persons fearing criminal prosecution to induce
court equity try the issue and meantime to Restrain
the Company's agents from making any arrests For
the plaintiff A. Oakley Hall claimed that, II the al
legation OF cruelty the part Of Davis formed INSIDE
meanOr Mr.. Bergh had right TO make the threatened
arrests without warrant A prominent remark Oi Mr.
Halls this:
For Mr Bergh to undertake to erect by his officers and
agents and by himself courts OF piod poHdTe for Sln
taneOus and summary justice, would be agalDs; the
genius Of our institutions and Constitution. IL IL
perhaps fortunate for the people OF NowYOrk that tho
President OF the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO
Animals is Of calm judgment, OF cool discrlnina
ton, utterly void OF malice insensble 10 social ndgn-
ties newspaper criticism and who does his duty as
high sense OF honor and of public advantage NcNcTie
less the time may come when another President may 10
who is IN face, figure. and action Don QGAOr-
who be less INSANE ON the subject VI
cruelty 20 animals.
ne w
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A TRIAL FOR ARSON.
INTERRUPTIONS OF COUNSEL AS TO KNOWLEDGE or
THE PACTs


THE FACTS.
The trial of jeremiah OCOnnOr Of No. 63
Mottst charge OF in the st degree, occupied
yesterday the whole OF the session OF the Court of Gen
eraI Sessions Judge sutherland presiding Assistant
DstrictAttorney Rollins appeared for the people. and
o. L. Stewart for the prisoner The testimony in behalf
Of the people showed that the prisoner closed lttle
grocery store kept by him on the ground floor OF No %
Mottst on the night OF April IL at 1890 p m, nearly an
hour earlier than was his habit Fifteen minutes
later fire was discovered in the place. Tho
flames were extinguished by chemical fire
engine after considerable damage had been done
TO the building and stock The floor was covered with
kerosene OIL and there appeared 10 have been TWO ssp
rate fres-One counter and the other on the Moor
several feet away The value OF the stock did not ex-
coed $780, but on Il and the fixtures there was an sur
ance of 500 O'Connor much in arrears for rent
The theory OF the defense that the oil leaked from
barrel standing in the room, and that took fire from
gas jet Several witnesses were called to establish this
The case will be continued today.
LEGAL ETIQUETTE IN A SMALL COURT.
During the afternoon there occurred this specimen OF
legal etiquette in o criminal court The Assistant Dis
trict-AttOrney, Mr.. Rollins. had been asking witness
what part OF counter burned as it was material
point know whether only the top or both top and sides
were touched by the flames. Mr. Stewart counsel for
witness: 1t plain the whole side was burned-why.
saw it with my own eyes" g must protest said NJ
OF counsel. He is continually making Observable ns
respecting his own knowledge II he Is 80 80
anxious 10 become a witness, let nm 80 on tho
stand and will crossex anime him" =" Oh, go on 20
!" said Judge Sutherland with irritation Later Mr.
Rollins called attention second time to similar remarks
on the part Of the prisoners counsel The Judge re-
peated the directions to on and added that the Jury
were too sensible 10 pay any attention 10 what he
says" Again. Mr.. Rollins protested " court has never
been so insuted in my experience as has this one ny
observations of counsel as to his knowledge MI
stewart began assert that he meant no INSULT when
the Judge called order by rapping violently with ms
gaycl and repeating his order TO go on. Whsn Mr.
Stewart spoke in similar way af0th time the Court re-
buked him, saying, You have right TO talk bciore
the Jury in that way" Mr.. Stewart replied don't
know why should always be reprmanded; there seems
to be good deal OF general talking on all sides"
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PAYMENT OF INSURANCE ENFORCED.

The decision was reserved.
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Valuable Farms
OR SALE.

40. \ farm of G1 acres, near Flag
Springs: ~ acres under cultivation; $50
young apple trees; frame louse; two
good wells, Sc.
~. \ choice farm of 1876 acres; 120
in cultivation; 4 good house 36x43 feet,
well wy;er 80 apple trees and variety
Of other fruit; l u miles from Roches-
ter.
40. \ very desirable. small farm of
80 acras, :, miles northeast Of Savan-
nah. Good. new frame house of , rooms
and cellar log stable and cOrn-cribs ; 20
bearing apple trees. 30 bearing peach
trees. and other fl-it trees, and Il acres
OF fall wheat growing; price. $1,000.
81 900 cash, balance on reasonable time.
WITLTAE CEALLAC0MBE,
Rco5 E'sta'c Age'1t, !S0r05mah, No.
febi..tf
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Gzt02Cli071'S Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom ii Ia =
~ concern, that the undersigned has been ai-
pointed by the Probate Court of Andrew C0Uu-
ty, State of Missouri, Guardian Of Daniel
Knight, who was on the 18th day of May, -,
found H. the verdict o. II jury OF bndrew COuI-
ty. state aforesaid, 10 be of un>o,mu mind, :jnfi
mcgpa,.' Of IuAna"in.: his affairs therefore II 5
- to nHiifE :ilI prr-"nS to whoil >ait Daniel
Knight lH-lhc IL, hrd, to apply to the Uadcr-
Signed guardian, i.,r tHn rct lei snt Of their -It
claim aHd 10 III. VAC may w. in itD.cl tn said
Daniel kHigit, nrmay hay,~;in' business trans
actions win biHt, to apply t. the undersigned
guardian for their settlement aGa ADJUSTING 1T.
G:vcn ihi. lStn ,iat ul May, lSlh.
LOrENID ID. ROBERTS,
Guardian OF Daniel Knight.
MAY 2i i,-iw-GO -
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Order Of Publication.
D -
IiyOroe
" I NJ
lucinda Ii,u-irT. Dcit


Lucinda Ii,n>iry. Hcit.'
NOW on thi~ 9TH Jay Of jane, $50, comes the
~ l,aiutiM, by j. !. >=nd"rS, HIS Attorney,
AMI tanlrarin T. tie satisfaction Ot the court,
that tie tiriil. taut = = nUM-r,-Flcnt nl lhlS
state, arG cannot u" ~IlI:!r4nrd IL this action,
II i t!lrrrGlI"u ordered hy The court that pup
Iir,tj,n It. ,u;t; not irrur her that action has
Circuit Court If Nn,ir, " count alnIt>ahl, III"
object ana general naturc ut which l. IL llroc>lr"
;l. order AMI deere of ~aId Co JTi dl-"OiN IE% Inc
bonds of :.,atr:m"ny rNi-tln- between her Ihi
t,l,. p.aintiil herein ai.d that uni'-~ she he h!
ni,,t.r at rmc>t term. II said court. To be h"t-
in th, county "t Andrew aforesaid on the STE
und ,tav nl Nuyi.-t, lS.1. and on or before Nir
sixth ,i;lv thereof. III the term shall :" long cor
ti,I, ana ii not t.ca before III" rit OF III"
irrm) judgment viii he rendered against her -
prayed III plalntiii'S petition
1t i further ordered !jl:t cory hereof be pub
li-ht.I in the Andrew County HVpuhlcan, Il
news. per published IL "a" 'hHn.Y oi y" FrW
for four week ~uyrc>>v,ly. an3 That Tn last M
-.1,i,n i,c ~ least four weeks before t." com
nrnccIncnt oi Ia" next trrm Of oAlu court
STATE OF Iii ~SGtEi, -
CorNTTr oF -<NDIEw,
/. :. +. Src.-. Clerk Of the Circuit Co'mt
witin AMI tor the oounr, " N!row, III The
Stat 81 Aii-,.l,Il ,lo hereby certify III" above
and fIr,.gu,u.r tD i,r "a true copy "t i.r of"ei "l
Pu,Iir%t.uu IN lie rIrsr tIcre," .H,nrd aS lle
SANK appears uf rrcoIA in lny office.
> In testimony whereof, have here
unto sci nay HAND and .:l'E"" my "in-
L. = fetal seal ~ my Ollie. IL savannah, ullS
'--) l0th r,ay uf Jun", iS'j.
: +. StELl, C!crk.
81. \. SAVDTE-, Atty.
.,.:sc IIrh, l~I5-no3i--w4.
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StJ'0U Notice.

TyHtkl.% up BY +. khclerbackcr, IL, jackson
i ToW.l~ hIp, Andrew nuntv, Missouri, and
Bysiyt before I!:e jade Powell, Justice OF the
P"pcr ii anil for sais' tow slip. one bay mare,
'iy" years old, both HinG icrt white above pas
tern iumt no marks or brands pcrceivabr,
Hrane less 81 left side and blazr in the face, an-
pla Scd at Lttv dollar, by q. w. Pai"ptt and
j. u. :. Itagre hou.ehnldera in said township
who y,cr. - me duly sworn orthat purpose, on
this 9TH ,i.ly Of May, $50.
Given ur,ter Tay hand this 10Th dav Of May,
le1I JADE POWELL, J. L.
MAJ, 'W-4iO 81.
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rah J. N7Ionh'I' nirnro,

D.aielJ O,Cerucn, !
sour, before e Clerk thereof, in vacation,
.Iune I-t, Is.
NTpW on thi~ ,,3v comes the Plaintiff in the
~. above entitled c;u|c and files her petition
AMI atli,llyi-, stating among other things, that
the above named defendant, Daniel j. O'COn-
nell i Il non resident of this State.
lis therefore ordered by III" Clerk aforesaid,
in vacation, ;hHi publication be ma''c notifying
hin. that IN action h;~ been commenced against
him hv petition IN t'l"t tirCUit Court at Andrew
coH,ir. ll,r,., 'il -. object and general natIr"
or,1l.iri g. t. ltr,"U,. the order HnL drCr"c OF
aid c.,'rs. --r.-iI3-' Nh. hOn'e Oim1rrmonr cy-
i,tIng br:yytA III nd the l|iallH hrrcl-, and
thai yi..r- he hc lit appear / III" ncNl term OF
sad "artrT. Z, hc hDiicn 1T lie Court ilUn>c. iii
iIt, eli pi ~..yIHIl,,t. in Tie county ot hnrrrW
,t.,,.-:tit on tie -ccnnd la Of August. so,
amt on or b-ipr. ,l,. aINth lay thereof, Ut the
term ~.sdii - ipi continue, and II no.. lil"n be-
lore IL. emf nf =" t'Tnij a @1irE WI!i be rcn-
,rgrd against 1,l4 a, Vri. IN plaintiff peti-
ton.
It i, further ordered that Il COPY hereof bc pub
li-hcl III tie -Nui.cW County RrpuHij"an. a
f,r, s,,,ls,.. - j- = in said c"nmt" Dt Ai'.'rcW
Ior four weeks ~Errr~s!vc,r, AMI HAT the last i'll
..rtts,I . q. l,..- !bur wcc!s before tnc com
ucnog!Ncut otthc Mt.ticf cot SAID court
:. T. sEtLl, Clerk,
>rhTE OF M!S~"I RI, IS. $.
/. :. T.. ~cciy clerk of thc Circuit Court
within nd ;yr .ar county oe~AHGrcv.. in ti,e
ami i''"-"-r. in .se = true cop. "i tn" ',r"r OF
! Publication d.. 49,. @,G>, therein ndlncu - thc
sam, az, o:.r- ra lie in my Ollie.
- fl testimony whereof l have here
! J. t.aiJ - nay hand and a'l.Ned my oil
| H. : cra' -,a. II my Office, in savannah, thie
I~l Isl ,t..y Of june, l>.j.
:. E. sEEt.y, Clelk.
! June ith, Isl3-no.S!-wl.
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,Jtrl1Y Notice.

L coin .oH HnShip, i'll Andrew county, hisscu-
ri, on the "aIh day of May, y. D., ls.5, one
dark iron gray mare, five years old, II hull.
and inches high, collar mari, on top ef ler
neck, small v liic spot ON back supposed tc be
saddle marks some white over left eye nd
white spot in left flank. Appraised AT tort,-firc
dollars, by Crawford Marshal and John EOnd,
houSeh JldeTs Of SAID Township.
y true COPY from my Stray Book.
Z. Z. >TINSON,
Justice Of the Peace for Lincoln Township.
Juno ith. ISII-!tN:-t