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, 1876-10-08
The Loan Market Disturbed by the
Weakness Of Rates.
Investments of Chicago Capital In
Chicago Real Estate.
f,,fark System Improvements at humboldt Park
HeH to Bender Passablt The Approaches
to tht South Parks.
Real Estate in Boston and New
observation-disclosures.
TIE LOAN MARKET.
RATES or INTEREST WEAR.

RATES OF INTEREST WEAR
considering the times, the market was quite
h,;st the past week. There WIS noincrease 10 the
,nnber Of loans, but the average amount Of
.ach was quite large. The weakness. in the rate
~ interest still continues, and 10 per cent ap-
oea,s to be as rare figure as per cent was q
short time ago. There arc some large loans
xt1l in negotiation, only awaiting the decision
IT nrindpals as to the terms. Eastern capital
kts NAV as we'll understand that large amounts
m improaed property cannot be placed at
higher figure than per cent A Boston capi-
t,]ist has been here for some weeks past for the
oprpose Of investing money, and has succeeded
n 1oaning over S200, 600 on mortgages at per
cent
Population is pouring into the city at more
rapfd rate than is eveh patent to actual resi-
dents. Buildings are no sooner completed than
they are occupied, the tenants for the most part
heing new corners. Notwithstanding the im-
nroTements in progress, but very little money is
narrowed for this purpose, parties being flush Of
money and using their own lille capital.
al reports however, indicate that the money
market is working towards stringency, and it
,an scarcely be expected that per cent will long
10 ouoted as regular rate for real-estate loans
There is better feeling as regards payments,
md complaints are few, the tabular. statement
below showing that releases are in excess Of In
eumbrances.
Among the important transactions of the
Ecek are the following ut
Z PER CENT INTEREST:
Blue Island avenue, Il feet, southeast front,
eorner OF Hope street, s., three years.
Dearborn street, 40 feet, west front, By SO feet
N Madison street, southeast corner, S60,0oo,
Monroe street, IS feet, north front, By LIS
1fH HnrNoh and
Fifth avenue, $50, ,0W,--hve years. o
Monroe street, ~ feet, south front, by llo
feet northeast corner Of Monroe and Market
streets, $50, ,0m,-tve years.
The northwest and northeast corners OF West
Washington and West Water streets, $l5, ,UO0.
five years.
A niece Of land bounded west by the South
Branch Of the Chicago River, south by Twelfth
street, commencing 500 feet west of the west
line Of Clark street, $3.50 five years.
At s PER CENT INTEREST.
Halsted street, Is feet, east front, between
Randolph and Washington streets, s7,ooO,-five
years. x.
known as the Hale building, and 3O0x?50 feet:
corner Of Madison avenue and fGty-htth street,
So, five years.
Tbirty-arst street, southwest corner of In
asna avenue, l0ox16ok feet, sl5,0o0,-three
Nest Madison street, q feet, south front, Is
x1M $40 feet, between Leavltt and Oakley
streets, $1,000, five years.
At 10 PER CENT INTEREST.
Town Of Lyons, 2s3 acres, in Secs. - and u,
t4,00o,- five years,
ro1rARAr1yE STATEMENT FOE THE WEEK ENDING
=
, 1876-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
BUHD1NE IN NEW lVHns
Ia Nau Yorl- Ete11iud 1uX{ EaYSs

The New York Evening FoSf says:
1t is evident from the number OF new oul!aanss
tons died with the Department OF Buildings during
the years 1874 ls75 and foF eight months o.
the present year, that the depression IN reaa csae
ee5tly furnished from tue Office Of the Department
Of Bdngs the estimated s9st d q neW Gnn
r1T nrf, 0GO in 1874, aud $l8 600, 600 in 1879:
Eor The present year the statement Of plans fled
represents in round numbers the sun Of 81 &C.,:
anG ennis in proportion the grand total Of last
year. pur.Tu
=. ore Of the prominent facts in connection with
.,a aa,ression of the times is the vast shrink
aara i, The value OF real estate, both improved
and IL uutlnproved. In the City Of Boston, for in.
anu the realestate valuation for the present
, 1876-10-08
! 1876. i 1879.
Iasts11ments
No. C'stderat'n1l No. c'siderat'n
Truet-deedsi 13S 5 507, 019} 1OO ], SO8, O6o
Mortgages. 37 IS, 6ob1 50 l3o ooo
Aggregate. 1858 575, 625ll ~ s ls44'7lo
Releases ...t 1851 ..--.-.-.-l 192l -....-...
fA&fSRs7aentl
SUBDIVISIONS
The following plats we're flied for record the

SUBDIVISIONS
The following plats we're fled for record the
past week:
d Fields Subdivision OF Lot /, Block 2, Bush
nel4's Addition, into four lots, two OF which
front east on Dearborn avenue, each 244x9o
feet, and two front north on Chestnut street,
the one having frontage Of Is and the other
ol SO feet, with a depth of 5435 feet
(2) Norcott's Subdivision Of south q OF Lot
and Lots aud s, Block 2, Springer's subdiyi-
sion Of n. Il, II. Il, n. E. n ": u, Sec. 8, s.,
feet on Prairie avenue by 160 feet deep.
81 Survey Of Lots Il and Is in Block in Ham
burg, in Gehr's Subdivision Of Blocks % and
"a, Canal Trustees Subdivision OF Sec IS,
n II
, 1876-10-08
POLITICAL ArNoUNCEmEvTs.
.sEVENTH WARD.

A mass- meeting Of Republicans OF the seventh
Ward will be held ut the southeast corner OF west
Fourteenth and Uuon-sts. Monday evening at !.
o'clock, for the purpose Of appointing delegates 10
OF both Clubs, and also the members Of the Ger
man Republican Club, and all good Repuolcaanns rs
who are not members OF any Club, are earnestly
nation Of honest, upright, and capable men !, for
delegates who will truly represent the ward IN the
Convention.
, 1876-10-08

The Benevolent and Protective Order Of Elks
is an organization which had its origin some
years ago in New York City, where the Grand
Lodge is located, and which is already recog-
nizel Institution among select circle Of good
fellows in Philadelphia and San Francisco. It
is a benevolent organization designed to- give
pecuniary aud other aid to the members or their
families when they stand in need Of it. More
particularly is it intended to grant.
aid to the widows and children Of
deceased members. Yet this is by no means the
whole aim and object of the order. It extends
its helping hand to members who are out Of
employment, or who, through any unlucky turn
OF fortune, may be temporarily reduced to
needy condition. The Philadelphia, New York,
qnd California lodges are in q nourishtng, con
dition and 1t Is now proposed to found . lodge
in Chicago. Among those who compose the
charter members are Ar: Joseph Mackin, Cool
White, Bully Rice, William Harrison, Fayette
Welch, Harry Stanwood, and John Hart. The
Chicago Lodge, No. 4, will be formed this week.
, 1876-10-08

On last Friday evening, after the close OF the
Lodge, C. c. DR.. Phillips said they were about
to perform very pleasing duty in the present.
ing G. Y. C. Vesy with gold star and gold
headed cape as a token Of the high esteem in
which be is held by the members Of Excelsior
Lodge No. 3. F.. G. James Duncan then came
forward and presented him with the star and
P. c. DR.. Thibodo with the cane. There was q
yery large attendance Of members aud visitors,
among whom were P. S. G. and Sup. Z. .. A.
eastman, P. c. G. Kendall Hughs, Mr. Ti1ney,
Mr.. Henry, Dr.. Dunn, Mr. Holland, sergt.
Blattner, Afr. j. Bcener, and Mr.. Carson. The
star is superb and chaste piece Of workman
ship, and attached to it is clasp with the fol
lowing inscription: Presented to G. v. C.
vesey BY the members Of Excelsior Lodge No.
8 Il. Of Z. as token Of their high esteem. Chi
cago, Sept. %, 1872 Tue cane was heavily
mounted, and bore the same inscription"
, 1876-10-08
SECRET SOCIETIES.
ODD-FELLOWS.

Members Of the fraternity Who wish to attend
the session Of the Grand Lodge to be held in
Jacksonville, commencing on the 10th inst, can
leave by the Alton u St. Louis Road at 80
D. nj. tomorrow. The fare for the round trip
Is $7.20, and tickets can be procured at the de-
pot, corner of canal aud Madison streets.
, 1876-10-08
sold BY Dearborn street firm for $4,000, all

c12n.
:, cossitt & Lay sold, at Lagrange; frame frame
for S3,50o cash, and 50 feet to Mrs. G. Nutting
Tor 81 600 cash.
E. s. Hawley sold 299x17s feet on the north
east corner"of Calumet avenue and fifty-n1nt!h
street, aud 75xl63 feet on Prairie avenue, north
II Forty-ninih street, east front, for total
consideration Of S14,250
C. Busse sold No 351 Blue Island avenue, and
Nos: 65 and 81 Hastings street, all Improved,
for $1,000.
Frank sturges sold, on the northwest corner
OF Green and Harrison streets, 250xl60 feet i'm
proved to the Chicago Stamping Company Tor
4. 1. croekcr sold W feet front on Wells Is
front on Church street, south OF Centre street,
A. B. johnson sold 80xSl feet, improved, on
the northeast corner Of Halsted and Hubbard
streets for $12, 600.
F. F. Ovfatt sold On Prairie avenue, north Of
Twenty street, brick house aud lot for
". {. Reynolds bought twenty-five acres in
the east half OF 5, 10, Il for $4,000.
F; Ashley MeaFs reports the following sales
NJ. R. Hobart, editor Of Raoay Age, two
story frame. with Mansard roof, 5000.
NJ. Mcconnell, editor and proprietor Of Sat-
Hrday Evening Herald, two-story frame, aoo with
HAYS. John r. Rnhjnson. 81 {510
p Gofcheli t,xn-sforr frame sR nm
q p Gats1oii r. fwn.ystorT fr3amo xI nm
Nv; p F5asiers two-story frame; s4,oo: I'm.
5000.
Larkfn d Co. sold one house and lot at Hum
-boldt Station, Humboldt Park, for 81 200, cash
and time.
s.~uRn.T,s rpArsrFBs
Thu fo11ow;ror ;nstr,,manta ,,,ara f31cd for rpc.
Gt1 t.u" TX 10. ~ oeneo "e40 14e0 Ao1 Ae~
oru pa5ufaay' oct: t:I'.:zs.. -
~. CiTT rHorERIrc PIE Ia3G =;
E1ns ralk tNos. - 4nu Io!b "a T. 5a.oi ~
ncp ~ y! toima1
Io~v, 80 t'.AD@n'e' 'eAuDo''n'4 " "4$ 4 % nm
Harrison st. SEQ # OF Western az. u
NcWberry st, ii It Of Wight st. Q t,
a4x1o6 It, dated Oct. e:......:....... 1000
Milwaukee, AZ, 125 6-10 It s e Of Morgan
st,swf, sa11o2 it; also Pratt st, 9e
GO. G q MoIsan N st. w. 10 ~'4o1Aool@ y soo
, 1876-10-08
FI1HTH WARD R0YR IN BLUE

EIGHTH WARD BOYS IN BLUE.
There will be meeting Of the Republicans Of
8, southwest corner Of Taylor and Haleted- -sts. ;,
on Monday evening" the 9th inst, at 1880 O'Clock
All Republicans and other voters interested In the
election OF Hayes and Wheeler are requested to
attend.
, 1876-10-08

DRY GOODS, DC.
LADIES!
Note the Following Extra
ordinary Bargains!

500 Ladies' Beaver Closks at $3.50, $3.50
25o Ladies' A1l-wool Beaver Ooaka 1t
SO, 50 and $40, worth double.
$50 Single aud Double Plaid ShAwls At
81, $3.50, $3.50 and SIS. :.
500 Double and Single Broohe ShaWls
from auction at half price.
25o Ladies' Stuff Suits, latest styl les, Ut 50,
$40 and $3.50.
others ask 3d.
100 ALASKA Mink Mutf and Boa At SIS,
worth 50.
400 pcs. Fancy Striped Dress Goods at
$50 pcs. All-wool Cold Cashmeres At e5c,
Use aud 85c.
500 pcs. A1l-wool Bpk Cashmeres At eoc,
65c, 75c and 65c.
$50 pcs. All-wool Blk Cashmeres, SO
inches wide, at 9oo, worth $1.25.
$50 doz. Ladies' Felt Skirts, from auction.
at SOC, SOC, 75c, 81 and s1.25, worth double
$50 dog. Ladies' White aud Cold Corsets
at 75c, 81 and $l.25, worth 81, $1.25 and 50.
500 dog. Ladies' and Gents Merino un-
derwear at 35c, SOC and 75o.
$50 dog. Ladies' and Gents do, full. reEu-
lar goods, at $1.35, $1.5o, SITS, worth $l.65,
50 and $3.50.
500 pcs. A1l-wool Cloaking Beaver 1T
$2.25, $2.so and $2.75.
5000 remnants of Cassimeres for Mems
and Boys Wear at half price.
500 pos A1l-Wool Bed Flannels at 20c,
Csc and 30c. .
100 pos. Brk Gros Grain Silks at 81, Sl.l5
and S1.25.
400 pcs. duinet Gros Grain Dress Silks at
$1.5O. $1.75 and 50, sold elsewhere at $l75,
~ and $2.50.
$50 pcs. Brk Trimming Velvets at $1.5o,
SITS and 50.
, 1876-10-08
grVTNTR waRn RRPUBLICAN

A special meeting Of the Seventh Ward AnAlnary
Republican Cl.lb will be held to~morro" evening az
38f Blue Island-av. A rull attendance OF members
OF the Club as also the marching company Is re-
uuired
, 1876-10-08

tlh5I HAhU hcI UDAlta!aGh
There will be meeting of the First Ward
Auxiliary Republican Club Monday evening e., at
O'Clock, at Judge Gary Courtroom IN Gny,nal, ya.
for the purpose Ut selecting delegates 10 tae eouts
Convention ttr
, 1876-10-08
uCERO REPUBLICANS


There will he q Republican meeting at the l1toE
School house, Northwestern Car Shops, Cicero OF
Wednesday evening, when r. E. HoYt will addres'
the meeting,
, 1876-10-08

There will he 4 meeting Of the Repabl1can e.
ecutiye Committee Of the Eighth Ward at 25l West
Harrison IT., tomorrow afte1noon at O'CLOCK
khxrp,
, 1876-10-08
FIFTH wARn REPHHLICANp.

The Republicans Of the Fifth Ward will Ially at
evening, oct, 8. William n. Stanley, Esq. y;
D. Carlisle, Esq, and William ". Roberts, y WI II
address the meeting. Mr. Stanley WILL SPEAK ID
German
, 1876-10-08

State of Illinois, Cook County. H.
LJ QaEe, Cashier Of the ADORE n8med bank. DO sol
emnlY swear that tho above statement true, 70 the
best of knowledge and belief. l.. j. GAGE. Cashier
Octoher, 1878. II. H. SYAONDS. Notary Public.
rorrrct-Attest. 8 ". ALkERT0S,
NELSON NORRIS,
F. D, GRAY,
Directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04
DEATH FEOu MALPRACTICE.
A YOUNG GERM,S WOMAN ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN
KILLED By A MIDWIFE.

A YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN
KILLED BY A MIDWIFE.
The police were informed yesterday of the
death by malpractice OF Miss Mary Henemann, Ger
man. age 90 died early yesterday morning az Mount
Sinai Hospital, at Lexingtonaye. and SiXiysiNt-st'
where she had been conveyed Thursday morning IL
appears that a woman who had been charged previously
with malpractice and who IS known Madame Weiss"
performed tho operation. The midwife" "a she calls
herself is known the p5cc5by the name of Johanna
White and sho resides at No. 209 Aenst She calls her
self physician. hut has no certificate from any medical
college Coroner EickhoG being informed on Thursday
night that Miss Hrinemann would probably de went
with Dr. T.. t. T. Marsh 10 the hospital where the SICK
woman She said She had been q servant In the IAN
y Of the Rev Dr. s Mrltzucr No. 100 East slNtieth
st. when she found she pregnant she went
10 Mis-. White. who performed three operations
upon her on oct. %. Oct. 26, and Oct. u
on Sunday she taken sick. On Tuesday Dr. hlrsch
was called H. but the did not tell him what was
the matter with her BY his advice she was sent 10
Mount sinai Hospital The father OF her cd, she SAID
was a steward on board Of steamer but he was not NJ
this time IN NcwYork. No had advised her TO have
The operation performed The woman continued to siIk
and died early yesterday morning.
Mrs White has not only been connected with several
similar eases, hut for the 81 evidence 10 Convict
her has thus far escaped punishment About two month,
ago coroner jury, In the cas- OF Iatda BarrSct Oh
No. 40 East FIFTY -sccoud-- iought III Nciu,t ~,
the latter died from acute pertcns, the result oi lna
practice the hands or Mrs. VINE ipOn tl.s uulhS
thr coroner placed the bail Of rs White AT $1,000 not
eupposug that would he able c furnish H. nut u was
PROMPTLY supplied. Mrs White arrested early yes
icrdav morning and taken to the coroners office ana
questioned the she calm ana dl
rurently not at an disturbed. She said She fecoccted
fatally the deceased woman calling upon her about a
month agO She said tie latter desired 10 nave an oifT
alton performed she refused 90 do II. The coroner
mon committed her the Tomb> without bail. The IN
qucst VIII hc held ON Monday. Dr. hiSch ot'ttn that
Hiss Heinemauu only tod him that she was SUFFERING
from ppiu in her stomach Hc made no examination, az
taken the hospital. she told her story To Mrs
Nrltzncr. She had been IN tins country only a ShOrt
time and her reputation had been good. Her body
was taken H., her brother. boy about = years old, VINO
resides in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04
CIVIL NOTES.

Suit has been brought in the United States
District Court by the Government against George W.
Margaret W. and Helen Folsom, 10 recover SOS 60
internal revenue alleged 10 be due the Government
In the suit of Anthony Smith against Con-
roer Green Judge LawemOrc has granted an order re-
curing the defendant TO show cause why ne should not
sigu CHECK for 1000, given ~ AlGernon : SliNan,
Public Administrator, to the painful as las snare ui te
of Anthony Jones, pursuant TO decree OIL Inc S
! rOgate.
In the matter of thb will OF the late Judge
Connolly which is contc ted by his daughter. Louisa
Tealey on the ground of the mental ncapaciiy OF the
tcstator Dr. Nathaniel c. Hustled. Of The subscribing
witnesses TO the WILL examined Yesterday as 10
Judge COnnOlys physical and mental condition Tor u
year previous to his death number OF witnesses re-
main to be called
The schedules in insolvency OF Samuel Schet-
er Gabriel II. Schcer and Louis g. Nchcftcr who made
An assignment to Jonas b. jacobs filed in the Court
of Common Pleas Yesterday. The iidbiltc, Si35,
nal value S7O,1l6 10; actual value, Slo ~ Ita! anu
nSrsonai estate of : Schofcr and nepheWS nominal
value $40 $50; actual - $40; real aud personal prop
crty Of :. scheher, nominal value S2shl-S U3 real
81 726; total assets, nominal, S3162'4 20; actual
~ Az ~.
In the suit of James Halstcad against Rob-
ert Seaman. Judge Lawrence has passed some i'm
portant OuesOns as the result OF decision Of arbi-
traitors The original trouble between the parties grew
out OF advances by the defendant aud plaintiff 10 Dr.
Eisenberg They disputed the division Of what the
defendant secured and referred the matter TO three ar
brators who found that defendant was cniad a. bis
share TO II 500 than no had received The PLAN
til asks 10 set this aside because hS arbtdtofS Htr
hearing the plantations Of both sidc- refused MS re
holds that only misconduct OF arbitrator, on lSoti
ing the power conferred them ~ tho arb traitor dced
warrants the setting aside ~ their award ana that no
hetr sworn testimony or from the evidence in the
He therefore awards ne deicidt JHuIeHt iVr p ,'Uo
Nj scuddor appeared for plaintiff; D T. Nash Tor de-
feniant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04

Merchants and


Aftcr n decline extending through three lays ihe
stoc, market to-day exhibited that when or''h-
arly might be considered as natural reaction III
the prices for the chief aucies of the street. but
in this particular it was due less to an ac'"'u
lated short interest than 10 the pluck oi large
ators. who, being the victims of special information
as 10 the probablr-notto say ccrtaln-rsnltS oil tc
RECENT railway conference were left with their hold
ngs nearly intact, at The highest prices These gen.
tlemrn placing their faith on The representations W
railroad officials, had come To believe tha' COM
bination Of the trunk lines could not ohy 'S'ap-
sh rates upon paying basis, but also create
business, which ut such rates would eIh"'' III"
railroads TO earn a sufficient SUM 10 pay interest
and rentals, and leave surplus to he di''e" upon
their enormous fictitious capitals. Hence to-day
the rally TO support the market and prevent
Qrcatcr break. The movement was an entire sue
cess. in thai it held Lake Shore at 5G'la3G@1''s
a5G7s: Michigan Central at i53ia ioi2a io'o@
lGi2. and advanced Central and Hudson to loZ's@
1U2I2 The ST. Pauls were higher in the carry laue,
lint aftcrward weakened, the showing OIL
earnings given bcowInot being conducive 10 Hco
buying. In July this company shower gam
in earnings for the expired portion Oh Tue S',' wv
those for SO of upward of SG1O,OOo winch II """
reduced to $9s,3i4 Northwestern common IT,
spondcd 10 the general good feeling by reporting
sale of 300 shares at IS, but the next one was az
37I2 while the preferred stock was KEPT steady at
Goa $3.50 CO. Rock Island rs usual was dull al loI2
aIO15s. The block of this stock, when IL hho"n
20 be held, checks operations. Inc hahn'pu ""u
St. Joseph stocks each were lower on lin'eu 'iS'o-
tons With the exception of Delaware Laeha"'il''"
and Western the transactions in the coal shares
were unimportant. The prices ranged at 74~750
7pe for Delaware, Lackawanna and Western I3"s
o7la73si for Delaware and Hudson, and 37G3Fs
for Central of New-Jersey. Western Union was
clearly subject to manipulation between 1l'oGIZ's
a72i2 1t is quite evident that the public are soon
to DO invited to place their faith III racine
Mail. Its workings show what Is 10
come To-day the transactions are SET
down as being at 24aia25&24i2924@. The
market closes mixed with the final changes from tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsUIyGTON Nov. 3.-No. S1-}orkiy aGt The
Board Commissioners error ." the Circuit court ~"
collect II sufficient - pay ccrih -Fre
Of the parishes Of Madison ana Carroll u louisiana ,Le
limited the tax 10 the planters or other persons hose properly
benefited by the leyec system, anu tai tc i'r'- i
reared the plantations thcy protected also ana that
the present owners Of the evee property never Y a
suh pay for them. Ii, court held ai
law IL exists 1t was without power 20 a'ih
rryoner O Tie present liable for tl pro;c u ~
th6 levee here insists urpn Tie dclnc urged be
l. r. & G. l. walker for paiisl"si t. 'AIeIICh anu
No S5-Beffeyesa agt The United states appeal from
the District Court i9 me bslII'. "I ,ei Nm a q
claim Of land In that VLt 81 san jose NaeS Know
as los ApiiaUs originally claimed that there was a
grant Of tie land By the spanish author lies III MrHco Ia
1884 but after The acquisition 81 tAIJd hJ u' .h,u
being found showing that II was male mo
Berreyesa family in 1852, mptci portion ~ TO na't
csined therein declaring that no OTHER TIE was Know
10 exist. Aferward record Of The alleged grant
found. but II was rcJrctcO by ule lana '"n-
tanned by the District subsequently tho
opened evidence taken, ard again tie claim Was
this final determination O the District 'ou c pres NJ
aup ia taken and evidence s ~ NOuni CuS charat Ter
establishing as TIT appellant CLAIMS, that the boundaries Of
ne fixed and definite and entitled to
CONTAMINATION OF his claim. F. Phillips for appellant As
sistant Attorney General Smith for the Government
the supreme Court Of the ntd Stars, fIliaI NpV y
Chicago. H., was admitted to practice as an attorney ana
No s3-Hntoio Berreyesa Administrator &C. Appellant
AIT The United s-Ghe argument % this cause was con
finued y Sir r. Phillip counsel for the appellant and by
conclude, by Mr.. r. Phillips Tor the appellants 800, d,
No. SIS e. Cook Iainiihln error agt 'ohnoh"ea' OF
No S5-N A. Cowdrey 1t al appellants agt. The Galveston.
Houston. and Henderson Railroad COMPANY -P'sSNi.
JOS b. CaEcd e; alThs cause was arcuci by MI leo r.
(ur and Mr. H. Williams Of counsel 0f tA' appellants
submitted printed arguments Dy Mr Amos sleek iot
Adjourn cd until Monday.