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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16
HACKLEY'S STREET CLEANING.

The old suit Of Charles Dcvein, assignee OF the
Rackey street cleaning contract. which has boon
pending in the for years. promises 10 live
through another decade when the first
brought into tho reference ordered, which
resulted in judgment in favor Of Mr.. Deveiin. Tho
General Term reversed this judgment, when the
was carried 10 tho Court OF Appeals, which tribunal
reversed the of the Court below and ordered
q new trial The tight Is to whether the issues
shall be tried before a referee before jury. A
motion for u reference recently granted, fron
which an appeal was taken behalf OF the city TO the
General Term Of the Court OF Common Pleas where
the case up for argument yesterday before Chief
Justice DAILY aud Judge Robinson. II was urged
behalf OF the city. that there fraud in the con-
tract in $40 900 paid to various members Of
Ihc Common Council secure their votes in favor Of
Mr. Hzckley. This statement Is denied the part Of
the plaintiff The Court amer the argument, took the
papera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16

Tho widow OF tho late Charles G. Halpine, moro
widely known under the soubriquet OF Miles O'Reiily
according 10 statement submitted on hcr behalf by
Mr.. Thomas Harland her counsel, to Judge Donohue
yesterday in Supreme Court Chambers, ono in the
list Of unfortunate victims OF the fugitive lawyer,
William G. Barrett Her story that Mr. Barrett was
her confidential adviser and agent and that October
co. 1876 she gave him S. 600 to invest for her. Shc
alleges that instead OF making the investment, as re-
queste he converted the money TO his own use on the
same day and that days later in order TO cover
such conversion he advised her TO invest tho sum IN
mortgage on his dwelling house, No liz East Thirty
ninth street. which done. She avers urther that
she has since that Mr. Barrett paid tor his
house $32 500 and that ut the time Of the execution OF
what she supposed TO be first mortgage on the prop
erty there already three mortgages upon IT, tho
rst for So OO0 the second Tor 5000 and the third
for $50 600 Upon this state OF facts Mr.. Harland
ask ed an entry Of judgment Mr. Barrett to the
amount OF Mrs Happiness claim, which was granted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16

Juan Bascarau, aged sixteen, student in Penning-
ton Seminary, was yesterday indicted At Trenton
n. j. for placing stones a railway track. He was
born in Porto Rco where his parents reside, and
pleads that he had no criminal intent, but not being
familiar with railroads put the obslructions tho
track just to see now high the locomotive would throw
them. He stood by to observe the effect, and when
arrested did not deny that no had done the mschie
Messrs. d. Rivera Co.. OF this CITY, are his guard
ians, and be IS now at large on 81, 900 bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16
IMPORTANT PATENT SUIT.

Judge Hunt Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States sat in the Circuit Court Of this
district yesterday, having from Washington e.
pssaly - preside the trial Of important patent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

In The United States District Court, held In Trenton,
N. j., yesterday, verdict OF acquttal rendered
In the OF the United States William b. Spooner
charged With obsructing United States Marshal Plum
mer while serving process on the foreign bark Eliza
Eveina by taking that vessel from New Jersey wharf,
where II lay IN custody OF the Marshal tho Della
ware into the jurisdiction Of Pennsylvania in order TO
execute . State process.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16
POLICE COURT NOTES.

At tho Tornbs Police Court yesterday, Edward
Somers, OF Chrystie street, butcher was held In
$1,000 bail to answer charge or stealing hawser
valued at $50, from tho steamer Martin
Kalbncsch, lying a, tho foot OF pier IA
East River The hawser. Il appears, whom
stolen, thrown into tho river, and John
uConnor OF No. 20 Greenwich street testified TINT
Somers employed him 10 2rapplc for aud get II d u
from the water The property was Identified by the
owner, Patrick Mocklcr, OF No IS south street
Twenty liquor dealers from the FIRST Fourth, Fifth
Sixth and Fourteenth wards we're arrested on Sunday
afternoon Tor breach OF the Excise law and yesterday
they held 10 default Of $500 bail each
by Justice wandcil n the Tombs Police Court
At least $50 proprctors OF other liquor tho
precincts named kept their places open all day long,
but for some unaccountabIe the police did not
modest them.
a, the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
John Early. residing al No lbs Eighth avenue,
charged Bernard Rafferty,, OF No. 81 Tenth avenue
with burgariousy entering his premises and stealing
81 The prisoner was arrested by Officer cahl OF tho
Sixteenth precinct. and brought before Justice Duffy
who committed him In default OF $500 bail TO
the General Sessions.
Duny. of,he Washington Paco Police Court, for viola
Of the Excise law Andrew NschIer Of No 3s7
seventh avenue Henry sandgathe, Of No 457 seventh
avenue Henry Finkcn, OF No. So Union square, and
William Gocz. OF No. 252 West Twenty eighth street.
They were held 10 answer in default Of 500 bail each
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
SUPREME Rr-CHAxBERs. Held by Judge Law
rcnccNos. 8. 20, SO. 90, c3, 20, 13 49, ST. So SO,
o. 0S Ill. 1l6, Ill H. l23 lbs, 133. 1874 1885, 1885,
1884, lao, l43, l4l l46, al lao, l50 l5l l55 49, 1888
l94, ly6. lss, 2o3 2l9, 2s4 go 27l 253
SUPREME CorRr-GES.aAL TxRM--Kold by Judges
DAVIS, Brady and Daniels Nos l52, lUl 1O4, %. 100,
no. 126, 81 So &c. 90. io2 o3 l27 i2s, 1a2 49, l4l,
81. 49,
srrsus Counr-srncIaL rrnx.--Adjourncd ursil
tomorrow.
surskxK couRr-Cfncrn--rart l--hela by Judge
DoDohue 1915, l5s5 s57, ls2l 1871, 1855, ISL,
1890 l39 1929. 1885, 1912 2sss 1919 l5J9 1541 145s
2s0I $751; 1892 1885, 2,3l 1885, 2550 ls59 1909 1851
$751; 1885 1893, 1871 1857. ISL l7S9, 12t5 1855, 1884,
10TH, s23, lc2s lAol, lso5, ls25. l5li 1905 1909,
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BOARD OF HEALTH QUARTERS

The attempt made by the Board OF Police Commits
soncrs to eject the Board Of Health from the rooms
they have been occupying in the Police Headquarters
building has not proved successful Judge speir,
Of the Superior Court his decision yesterday on
the motion to make permanent the temporary injunc
lion granted against the Police Board restraining them
nom dspossessing the Board Of Health from No. sol
Mott street He continues the injunction In his opin
lon be says that no authority IS shown TO sus-
tain defendants calm, not title by
possession, as the whole building has not
been occupied by either Board since tho pass
age Of the law Of 1873, which .prescribes the
powers duties OF both aud neither Is authorized to
control the other disposscs IL without warrant Of
law. The building s the city's, and the defendants
have assumed the responsibility Of forcbly entering
ono Of the defendants apartments while IN tho dis
charge Of grave and important duties condcd to them
by law subject to city authority and largely affecting
the public interests, and threatening TO eject their
officers and employees from the peaceabe possession or
their remaining apartments It's too, plain that the
public interest will suffer rreparabe injury should the
plaintiffs be turned OF doors and obliged to suspend
work o single day II is, ne holds The duty OF .
Court OF Equity interfere whenever " has ground
for believing that its interference Is necessary to
prevent abuse injustice oppression or the violation OF
4 trust.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08

CIRCUIT CoURr-The intermediate
term Of our Circuit Court began on
Monday last, Judges Magruder and
Ford. presiding.
The Dockets were called and Judge.
ments entered in plain and uncontested
cases.
The case of State vs.. Ignatius J.
Herbert. indicted for selling spurious
liquors on Sunday. was taken up. The
traverser pleaded guilty and the Court
imposed fine of s25 and costs.
Tuesday, June 9th. The Court met,
present same as on Monday
The States Attorney fled petition
against Benjamin Foxwsll, County Com.
missioner, for writ of quo murramto
to show by what authority be holds his
off;ce
Wednesday. 9TH. Up to present wri-
ting nothing Of interest to the public
has engaged the attention Of the Court
ard it is expected it will finally adjourn
Tomorrow. Judge Magruder leaves to.
day.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08

PofAro Bcos.-The copious rains
Of Saturday night and Sunday last, or
some other primnm mobile, had she ef-
feet Of bringing out the Potato bugs in
full force. It was possible to measure,
but TO ccunt 'em, was out Of the ques-
tion. We doubt if they have ever made
such tremendous showing, here at
least, as they made on Monday last.
II was noticeable that they eschewed
fields on which Paris Green had been
lately applied and it rests on demon.
stration that this poison is the very best
remedy yet discovered to destroy them
We sea that a "Potato Beetle Des.
troyer' has been invented. The in.
strument is described as eight and
handy aud is 30 arranged as to expe.
ditiously throw a cloud Of Paris Green
and -four over the vines which, when
applied in the morning when the vines
are damp. gives them a coating Of the
mixture that will last in dry weathe.
eight or ten days" As to the effects
Of Paris Green upon the Potato, Mr.
McMurtie. the chemist Of the Depart.
ment Of Agriculture, after q series oil
experiments to determine whether .he
arsenical compounds used to destroy
the potato beetle would or could be
absorbed by the growing plant in guam.
titles sufficient to lie dangerous or del.
eterious to animal life, concludes that
no arsenic can be absorbed and assimi.
lated in this way BY plants in the pro.
cess Of growth; and with the quantity
of Paris Green usually applied to the
acre, no effects upon the plants or their
consumers is possible. This view is
the one generally received now by
chemists.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08
THE MARKETS.

wRKAr.-Receiptsef the week Is. 2l7
bu. Wenote sales for the week as follows:
Southern-l22 bu. fair white ut lS5
cents; $50 bu. good do. at las CENTS
900 blu. do. do. at l47 cents; $50 hu.
prime do. at l52 cents; l5A bu. prime
red at 142 cents; sig bu. do. at las
cents; 1899 Ca. do. amber at $50
cents; $500 bu. do. at l52 cents; loo
bu. do. l45 cents.
CoRN.-Receipts for the week 5sS-
600 bu. Tie sales reported at Change
during the week were as follows,
Southern-2,950 bu. white out of
condition. at 5O@52 cents; 1000 bu..
do. ut 5SCa 81 cents: 1900 bu. fair do,
at SIS cents; 1850 bu. good at Sc cents;
700 bu. prime at 60 cents; 1880 bu.
do. At 50 cts; 26,O42 bu. do. at So cts:
l6.2sl bu. DO. at 81 cents; $50 bu. fair
yellow at 81 cts, 200 bu. do. do. at ssh
cts; $500 bu. good do. u. Sc cts; 700
bu. prime do. ut 81 cents; 2. 200 bu. do.
at 90 cents; 2,773 bu. do. ut So cents;
IL, 7OS bu. do. at 81 cents.
OArs.-Receipts 1850 bu. Tho
market has ruled dull and weak, aud
prices generally are lower. We note
sales during the week as follows: 100
bu. Southern at 80 cents; 400 bu.
Western mixed at SO cents.
RYE.-We quote the market stronger
at 1880 cents for good to prime.
BALTIMORE ToBAcco MARxErs.-
Reported for Beacon By Blasdford e Co.
to the 5th Of Jane--We give you below
quotations for Nd. Tobacco: Maryland
frosted, Sa4 cts; common to good com.
mon, 4sa6s cts; medium TO fair, 7as.
cts; fine grades, l0alS cts; ground
leaves without demand and therefore
to give accurate quotations
for them.
The tone Of the market has been much
better during the last few days, and to-
day the market has been very active at
fair prices at which a considerable
amount of business was done. There
are several large foreign buyers on the
market at present who, with the regu-
lar shipping houses, have created quite
busy time in the market during the
last few days. Old tobacco is still with
ont demand aud remains unchanged
We deem it our duty to caution our
friends and the planters generally
against sending light weight hhds. to
market, rs n great many are again COM
ing forward under 600 hs. to the seri-
Gus loss of the owner.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08

SOUTHERN MD. RAlLRoAp.-Ther re-.
cent sale Of Point Lookout property and
its subsequent reported re- sale ,oa New
York corporation has given, We learn,
. fresh and gratifying impetus to the
long dormant energies of Southern
Md. Railroad authorities. Whilst we
are not prepared to believe that the
"road will be completed and put in run
ming order BY the LIST of January next 8
We do believe that the ownership nv
capitalists Of the Point Lookou. proper.
~ will much stimulate the prosecution
OF the road and ultimately lead to its
completion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08
CELEBRATION OF usNArroxaLAy.

CELEBRATION OF Our NArIoyaLAy
KIvERsARY.-A Committee of the ST.
Mary's Reading Room and Debating
Society. (Col. j. Parran Crane, Robert
G.. Combs and Herbert. f. Moore) have
under consideration proposition to eel.
citrate our coming national anniversary
The Committee hold meeting TO-DAY
"wednesday and it is expected thev
will report the result Of their conference
to the Society on Friday night next
How would it do for the Society to SO
arrange its celebration as to take in
the proposed tribute to the Confeder.
ate dead at Point Lookout, elsewhere
referred to!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08

ToBAcCo PLANrINd.-We would sup
pose from what we have been able to
learn that about one half of an average
Tobacco crop has been pitched in our
county up to this writing. The trouble
has been and is, the scarcity or rather
backwardness of plants. However, it
is early yet and should there be aplant-
ing season eight orten days hence plants
will be both large and abundant enough
it is believed to enable farmers to pitch
full tobacco crop.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08
LE0yARDTOwy, ND.

THE STATE CONVENTION AND ITS
PLATFoRM--W Whilst We are much pleased
with the general delivera noes of the late
Democratic State Convention, and are
particularly gra,i6ed at the honor con-
ferred upon Gus county in the selection
Of Col. Dent as its presiding officer, il
il to be regretted that Mr.. Keedy, OF
Warrington county, could not be pre-
vailed upon to hold his tongue and that
tn. Convention should have elected to
endorse his currency platform. There
was no just occasion that We can see to
have raised an issue Of this kind in the
Convention. The currency is more
properly Congressional than a pres.
identisl issue and it 10 no secret
that the opinions Of Keedy are no,
the views held by the Southern and
Western democracy. On q moot and
subordinate question like this, therefore,
the Convention should have squelched
both Keedy and his platform and de.
elined to allow itself to be antagonized
to men who, whatever their currency
views, are as sound on the main essen
tial, the defeat of Grantism, as Keedy or
any body else and whose support is GER
tainly necessary to our party success
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08

SALE OF PUBLIC RoAps.-The pub
lie roads of the 3rd district was auction.
eered off in this village BY Capt. B.
Foxwell on Tuesday last according to
the requirements of the new Road law
for our county. If the bids were not
altogether of the "straw" character,
they were so much out of proportion
and in excess Of reasonable rates that
the Commissioners will no doubt Mt
once reject them. The sale struck US
as very ike farce.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08

ORPHANS CouRr.-The Orphans
Court was in session on Tuesday last, pre-.
seLtJudges Canter, Tippett and Milburn.
Thetrial ofthe carcat to the Will of Re.
beeca Thompson was set down for the
18Th inst. A petition Of 7. N Langley,
ssking for the resembling of an order,
passed by the Court on the 1lth day of
April last, BY which Cornelia Jones was
appointed Guardian to orphan son of J
Kemp Jones, deceased, was argued be.
fore the Court BY X. C. Combs for Pc.
titioner and Jas. II. Wilson for respon.
dent. Held sub curia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08
DOUBLE" CENTENNIAL CURIOSITY

"DouBLE" CENTENNIAL CURIOSITY
We were shown q few days ago By
Capt. b. F. Graves, of the Patuxent
district of this county, a Spanish coin
of 1868, which struck us as a veritable
notwithstanding half SO aged having
ever before been seen by us. We are
told that the aforesaid coin has been in
the Graves family for more than two
hundred years, having been handed
down as IN heirloom from one genera
ton to another. The Capt. should see
to il. that this relic of "othcr days" is
put upon exhibition at the Centennial.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08

HARD ON THE DocroRs.-An infalli-
be remedy for most, if not all, the ellis
that flesh is heir to" has been found at
last. The new panacea is described as
the "blue glass" cure. The patient is
required to confine himself to a room
where nothing but blue light is allowed
to enter. Window panes of the favor
lite color are consequently expected to
be soon in great demand. We suggest
indigo pills as a proper supplement to
the ''blue glass cure" when the patient
is convalescing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08

OUR AssEssoRs.-We learn tina. our
assessors are working away with a
~'ll and have nearly if not quite com.
P'esed their labors in The Is. and 9Th
districts. 1t is anticipated that they
~'h DC fully up TO time and that the
Board of Review will no, be DELAYED the
commencement of their revisory duties
Geyond the time named tv law. The
position Of an assessor. from what We
have heard Of it. is alou, as funny as a
funeral and as easy as cutting cord
wood.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08

PERsoSAL.-We had the pleasure of
greeting on Tuesday last our old friend.
Hon. Oscar Miles, who emigrated West
from this county in "a and who visits
his friends here for the first time in
eleven years. Mr.. Miles is now a resi-.
dent Of Missouri. is engaged in farm
ing and speaks in highest terms of
the people and productive resources
Of his adopted State.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08
COMMUNICATED.

DRUM PoINr, S0th of May ult
Messrs. Editors In your report Of
the proceedings Of the late Democratic
Convention, it is stated, that my accep-
lance rs Secretary "was entirely owing
to the rebuke which the Chairman had
given those who had declined" This
is stating the case rather strongly
What / said was in comment and in
Jest, "that after the rebuke administer
ed by the Chair, of course could not
decline" lam not aware that l have
ever yet declined any duty or response
bility and am accustomed to decide
and act upon my own sense of propriety
without reference to the opinions OF
others.
Very respectfully,
10. FORREST.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08

CONFEDERATE MONUMENT AT PorxI
LocKorr.--The Point Lookout Cemetery
Board propose. We learn. to celebrate
the completion of the Monument cree.
ted by the State to the memory of the
Confederate dead at Point Lookout on
Tuesday. the 4,h Of July. proximo. By
an Grafton and appropriate ceremonies.
Official notice. with particulars will be
given in our next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08

THE JUNE No. OF THE AMERICAN
FARMER, promptly ut hand as usual,
contains large amount of useful and
seasouahle matter in every branch OF
rural life and work. Peculiarly adap-
ted to the circumstances and crops of
the agricultural class of this section;
its contributors practical and success
full men; its editors, by long expert.
ence, fully apprised of the demands
and reeds of our farmers; it maintains
its high reputation, and deserves the
support it seems to so abundantly re-
ceive. The publishers are Sam'l Sands
& Son. Baltimore, Nd. Subscription,
$3.50 year, or five copies for SIS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08

Confirmation OF SAIE.-Tbere be-
ing no objections made. His Honor
Judge Masruder confirmed absolutely
OF Tuesday last the sale made by the
trustees Of the property known as
Point Lookout. As before stated, Mr..
Frank Hume, Of Washington City, is
the purchaser, but it is rumored that
he has already disposed of the property
at an advance Of $4,000.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08
RIVERSIDE FARM FOR RENT.

WILL rent for 1877 the farm on
IL which reside for . share Of the
crop, to one or more tenants, as l have
plenty Of house room, / tc furnish teams,
agricultural implements, &c. Barns
tor 70 hhds. Tobacco, So acres fallow
hand for wheat. A good farm.
THOS. A. LYNCH,
Great Mills, Nd.
June 8, 1ss6-4t.n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08
DIED.

Suddenly, at the Convent Of the Sa-
cred Heart, Manhattan, N. Y, on the
23rd Of May, ult, Miss LENA HARDY.
formerly Of this county and daughter
OF Elizabeth II. and the late VIM. F..
HARDY, IN the 2Srd year of her age
May she rest in peace!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08

SrRucK ~ LreHrxIxa.-During the
heavy storm on Sunday. the 4th inst,
the store of Bennett B. Smith, Ridge
Pc, ST. Inigoes' district, was struck
by lightning. Damage slight.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08

observation-disclosures DESTROYS Of
availing themselves of the services Of
DR.. Ednunds are informed that be will
remain IN the county only few days
longer. Up to his departure for Bal
timors. be will visi, parties a. their
homes If notified to do so. Give him a
call
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08

GRANGE AppREss.-We are in re-
ceipt Of an address delivered before
Mill Stone Landing Grange BY the
worthy Lecturer of that body which We
shall take pleasure in laying before our
readers next week. The. address was
received too late to enable M to get it
IN type in time for our present issue.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08
FOR GEl

Beautiful Walter,
Call again TO morrow
Cane OF nv Daddy,
Crossing the Ferry,
Cunning little dark -et1
Pat makes me noddind
Drinking Gin.
Fascinating Blonde,
Gal with her hair cut A
Gay Young Clerk in a
Get up and shnt the d
Girls don't mean all III
Hard Times.
How ! love the pretty
] don't can toll, you Y
In Captain Of the Gu
I'm deep in love with
I'm my Daddy $ only
Nilliner's Daughter,
Published by J.
crk, SI3 Broadway
and mailed, POsi-la
mark.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08

THE undersigned is
Il pared to deliver
werld renowned
WILSON
- SHUTTLE
SEWING
MACHINE
~ your house 81 FAD
psices. Have one brou|
aud xsm:ned before d
ang othsrs. Address a
II ID BUR-,
may 70, lsis-4ws
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-08
TEACHER WANTED.

HNHE Trustees of Colored School No.
IL i, third election district, wish to
engage the services Of Teacher for
said School. A compliance with the re-
quirements OF the School law in regard
to qualifications must precede all appli-
cations TO teach.
A. F. FExwrcK,
JOS. II. KEY,
STEPHEN FoxwELL,
Trustees,
June 8, l876-3t.n