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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
COURT. CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBEEs- by Judge Law
H. IS S. ioe IL rs ia5 1877 las iSs lis tx
2S3 2S4
SUPREME CoURT-GESEPAL TERM-Adou-ncd till
July q.
surREnE coUkr-srEcrAL TnnM-Held by Judge
470 All 105, 1914 l95, ls4, 225 $685. 434 $685. 4u7 4o2
22s 1856 374 s97 42O, 427 43s, 1885, 46s, s6 476 423
a a 4 ssa ~ sCS s sl s'0 4'
SUPREME CouRT-CIRcuIr-par mo day caen.
dar until Thursday. Part 2-Held by Judge Potter
24o6 1885, 2444 194l 4s60 43l5 24o2 26si 2272 PAYS
3Go2, 2474, 22ls. Part 3-hcld by judge Van Brunt
No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CorRr-GESERAL TEEM.-Adjourned until
third Monday oil June
SUPERIOR CotRT-SPEcfAL TERM-Held by Judge
acknowledgements, Nos. and o. Issues OF TACT,
Nos s, AZ, so, "a, 90, 81.
Judge sedgwick.-Nos 1893, 1896. 81, 1U46, 1859,
927, 652, 1885, 115o, 4si $50, 1921, 1914. 67l 1lO7
Held by Chief Justice Curtis 422, HOS, 1882,
5sl, 53 552 55i, OIL $780, s35, $780, lllO 1885, go,
gos oss 900 ss4 rs 92s az, 2s ilS, ls2 1lss
1852 as2 sii 1909, Iss, ISL ils7, 1888, 1868 soi,
iii, ll72 74 ll7e IT'S 1850. isl. 1882 1884, lish,
1lss 475.
COMMON PLEAs--GESERAL TEam-Adjournod until
Monday, June Is.
COMMON PLEAs--EouIrY TERM-Held by Judge Van
Hoesen.--N0 day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-lRIAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Robinson 237 727, 1885, 800, l25l 3si, 76o All,
1945 30 1885. d2L Part 2-Held by Chief Justice
Day.-Nos 143 1871, l75, 5s7, 1902 1l27, 1855, 229,
664, s4S, 737 73s, 7ol, sic. 1924. Part 3-Held by
Judge J. r. DAY. Nos. 1864, 1913. 1lI5, 1866, 1868,
LIZA, 1917. 2U6O, 1888 1872
MARINE CoURT--TRIAL TERM--Part Held by Judge
AIkcrNos. 1894, 1915, 54l3, $780, $3.50, $780, 5732,
s2l9, $780, 1902 GALL 6i52 CASA, o457, $3.50 Part .
Held by Judge Sheridan.-Nos 6272 $3.50, GALS, GAO,
$780, $780, S547, S54s, 1854, 1889, $780, 1902, 907S,
3s6y Part 3--Held by Judge Sinnott--Nos. 63l0,
$780, G439 620s 1926, 1926, 6327 $685. 6372 $685. 644
$3.50, 1858, G203, $500.
Couar on GENERAL sEssioSs--Part Held by Judge
GIlderslccve.-Tho People Joseph Maher, burglary
Same VS.. Michael smith, burglary; Same vs.. Thomas
Beltop Daniel j. Hall and DAVID Marsh grand larceny
Same VS.. Lewis Leon, grand larceny; Same VS. Emma
Jones aud Mary Larklp, petit larceny; Same vs.
Thomas Mcklcrnan. petit larceny; Same vs. George
Welsh petit larceny. Part 2-Icld by Judge Suther-
land.--The People vs.. Jonn McCann, burglary; Same
VS. William NJ. Henry ana James Peck, burglary; Same
vs. Edward bIcEvoy, Joan g. Park and Patrick McGra H.
burglary; Same VS.. James Turner and William Crane,
grand larceny, Same vs. Charles Reward grand lar.
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A DARING BANK ROBBERY.

The New York National Exchange Bank was robbed
Of 200 Saturday, under circumstances OF
what remarkable character. About ha-past two
O'Clock In tho afternoon q man respects ably dressed
and having the appearance OF merchant walked
the little aleyway In front OF the Presidents desk
and taking a seat on couch said that he desired to
speak the CASHIER and apparently awaited the ap-
pearance OF that Official Shortly after this boy,
having'no coat on, and looking II he had come in
from nelghborng store, walked the front OF the
cashiers desk and engaged his attention by asking
some question. While tho boy and the cashicr
were talking the man within the railing
walked 10 tho back Of tho enclosed space, where
the cashiers desk Is placed and the wire door, con-
trary TO rule beng opon, no grasped package OF ve
dollar bills, amounting TO s. 100 and returning in the
direction Of the Presidents desk walked out OF tho
bank with them without being SUSPECTED. When the
cashier had disposed oi the boys inquiries he turned
round and seeing the door open, looked Tor hts bills
and they were gone. Tho President, who was out
at tho time oil the robbery. came IN shortly afterward
and learning tho particulars concluded that the clerks
mistaken; that robbery bold as that could
be perperated, and said that they mistaken and
that when the bank closed, after our O'Clock, they
would on balancing thor cash. nnd that II was all
right The balancing, however, showed that they
were not all right that on the contrary 81, 700 were
gone.
'sThen felt SO mcan," said the President, "that
we thought we would say nothing about II. -
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to the contrary DO shown. In this case 1t would
qect inasmuch as no has been un.
Court from compelling return OF the execution. !"
The section OF the Code now under consideration i'm
pedy prohibits the issue Of against the
person Of judgment debtor while an execution
against his property is outstanding, and authorizes the
more stringent remedy only when the more enlent
has proved ineffective. The official reurn-an ex-
ecution against property unsatisied In whole or In
parts then made condition precedent to mai pro-
against the person. or course the paintih has
control over other actions, and cannot' inter-
TO procure their trial dismissal The deiend-
may bring them, or he may apply Tor dismissal
thereof Tor want Of prosecution Whenever they SEQ IT.
Under these circumstances cannot be clamed that
the plaintiff has been guilty OF lacncs in not
charging the defendants In execution within three
months after the entry OF judgment No neglect can
be imputed TO the plaintiff IN emitting TO do that wnicn
cannot be done There be aciault In law where
the law prohibits performance. His right 10 DIS
charge Is not absolute even IN case OF aches. me
remedy against property must be exhausted before the
remeuy against person IS resorted to- IL cannot DO
deemed 10 have been exhausted while tho lien on at
tacbment to which execution against properly re-
leases las this CASEY remains uncnforced me ex-
istence Of such lien, the inability OF the paint 10
secure immediate enforcement anc the necessity oI
its In order TO secure the return Of an
execution against property and the consequent rght
OF resort TO final process against the person wthh
three months tho entry OF judgment seem TO me
to be good cause for denying the delendants motion
for their discharge from custody Motions denied,
with costa
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APPOINTED OR NOT?

Mr. Hugh Massey formerly member of the
Municipal Police and resigned Recently he asked for
sreappointment and on the 18th OF May resolution
was passed by the unanimous vote Of the Police Com
missoners granting his request The statute provides
In relation TO reappontments that the applicant shall
not be over thirty years OF age. Mr. Massey noi
Ned oil his appointment, ordered TO assigned to
precinct and to report at Police Headquarters the
18th OF Nav. When be reported in pursuance Of this
order he was informed that on the previous day the
case resembling the iirst, the ground OF his being
over thirty years OF age. The before Judge
Gilbert, Ia supreme Court, Chambers yesterday, on
an application on behalf of Mr.. Massey Tor man
oamus to compel the Police Commissioners TO
permit him TO 20 before the medical examiner,
and II acceptable to issue TO HIM the proper
certihcatc Of his appointment Mr. l.. j. Grant
the part oil Mr. Massey conlendcd that the appoint
mont was complete the passage OF the resolution TO
that elect tue appontec being physically capable OF
passing the medical examnation and willing 10 take
the oath OF office. AIR. MacIean, who appeared
the part OF the Police Commissioners, conteuded that
The appointment was incomplete until Mr. Massey had
passed the medical examination ana taken tho oath OF
had right 10 revoke their resolution OF appointment
IL was conceded That If the appointment mad been
complete the officer could be removed only after
charges preferred the usual form, trial and
vlctoD. IL appeared upon the argument that tho day
Cf Mr. Masscy's appointment was his thirticth BIRTH
day, and the question was presented whether on hts
bri hday ne shall be considered the
thirty years which Is the limit Of the statute Judge
& iIbert took the papers, reserying his decision.
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The funeral Of the late J. Daggett Hunt, OF summit
n j., took place yesterday. The remains were taken
from the ac temporary residence OF deceased No. 3a
East Six enh street, at ten O'clock TO the Church OF
the Strangers In Mercer street. where The service was
read by tho Rev. Dr. Moran. The pall-bearers were
Attorney General stockton, Senators Dayton and pid-
cock, W. G. Schenck, General W. B. Burnett J. w.
Gillies Alanson s. Briggs and Wright Robbins
Among rose VINO attended tho funeral were cx-t;oy-
errors Rodman 5. Price and Joel Parker United States
Senator Mcpherson, ex-Comptroller Runyon. General
~ Y. Halsteaa, ex-COneressmsn Orestes Cleveland,
Augustus i. Thebaud, John McGregor and ex-Sherid
Reynolds, OF Newark; Assembiyman John Eaaan
and Captain Gill, OF Elizabeth Judge Rankin,
ex-senator Yates, DR.. J. J. Craven, ex-Assembyman
James X. scllccK, Benjamin X. Harm and A. X.
Brown. The body enclosed In handsome rose.
WOOD casket, which was placed wreath OF immor-
telles The funeral procession wended its way from
the church Central Railroad ferry at the foot OF
Liberty street, thence to Now Germantown, in Hun
terdon county the birthplace OF deceased, where the
intermcnt place. Harvey Hunt, the only brother
OF deceased and Senator ridcocK, with several ohcrs
accompanied tho remains from Jersey City to their
last resting place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The Court Of Oyer and Terminer for the June term
was opened yesterday, by Judge Donohue aud adj
journed over until Monday next without doing any
business
tho suit OF Earnest Groesbeck and another against
Jacob yandcrpool to recover $3l. 056 10 ON certain
stock transactions between the parties Chief Justice
Curtis OF the Superior court, yesterday denied mo.
ton to put the case on tho special calendar Tor trial.
Before Judge Van Hoesen yesterday, was com
mcncel the trial OF Rebecca Lew against the Slxth
for the death little Isaac. III september,
1876 who killed by being run over In the Barclay
street tunnel who attempting 10 cross me defence
Is contfibutIve negligence.
The viii OF the late Mary Ann MILAN, who lett her
estate valued at 900 TO her husband was contested
yesterday by her sisters ground OF unaue ndu-
ence and mental incapacty.
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COMPELLED TO STAY.

Judge Sanford yesterday rendered decision in tho
ease OF the Now York Inocmnity Company VS.. Roberts
and Gleason, the bond forgcrs who made separate ap
pllcations for their discharge from imprisonment
dor section 2SS OF the Codc the ground that the
plaintiff had neglected to issue execution against their
parsons for more than three months the entry Of
iudement Judge Sanford says:-"Under the pro-
visions Of this sccton defendants not entitled TO
their discharge unless there has been laches on the
mart OF tho plaintiff in not charging them in execution
within the specified period, o. even 'hen goo" CAUSE
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INSURANCE NOTES.

Tho creditors Of the Washington Marine Insurance
Company held a meeting yesterday at the office OF
Register Ketchum Tho report OF the assgnces in
bankruptcy, Messrs. Il. h Anthony and j. ). Chew,
was presented but no dividend declared or the
have been proved.
A decision rendered by Justice Pratt in tho
Kings County Supreme Court yesterday, denying tho
application OF Slmon Levy TO compel William k.
Grace, receiver the Continental Life Insurance COM
pany, TO refund S53 40, being the amount Of pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-05
SHRINKAGE OF VALUES.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, June A. 1871
Messrs A. Il G. RettDers, notion dealers. OF this
CITY, made an assignment this morning. The assgnecs
gayo bonds in the sum OF 325. 0O0 The assignment
was caused by tho depreciation Of values since 1875
especially OF iron IN winch the firm largely en-
gagged, and the destruction OF the village OF Onota,
Mich by fires with the entire property OF tho
Bay Furnace Company, OF which they were the
heaviest stockhOIders
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GLAD TO SEE HIM.

Henry Modesto. Of No West Third street, was
much gratcd yesterday morning when he accidentally
met a former roommate named Eugene Somner who
disappeared one morning In last November. Modesto
and Scmnicr were roomng together and on the morn
ing the latter disappeared Modesto missed 1910 which
he had placed under his pillow tho nignt previous.
Eugene was introduced to Judge wandeII, who com.
milted him In 81, 900 to explain hts conduct
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ARSON IN HOBOK EN-.

Douglas Lumley, a boatrnan, aged thiry.onc rcsid-
ing at No. SO Hudson street, Hobokcn, was committed
to the Hudson county jail yesterday by tho Recorder
OF Hoboken a charge Of arson. Tho prisoner was
unable to pay his rent and 10 DO disposscssed,
anger against HIS landlord he attempted 10 burn
the house To carry his plan out he put live Goals IN
bureau, which In flames. Fortunately, II
mcmbered nothing about II.
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A COUNTERFEIT CASE.

Wolf Schwartz and Selig Bernstein. who were ar
rested u charge OF passing counterfeit hty.doilar
bill on the Central National Bank oil the city OF New
York. wero taken before United States Commissioner
Osborn for examination Colonel Spencer, counsel tor
the accused announced the ground OF defence thai
Bernsein's wife ed the counterfeit money, with
out knowing lis character, from some unknown per.
son who gave 1t TO her in exchange Tor NUMBER OF
Russian roubes. Tue trial adjourned Tor test-
monv in tho case
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An action has been commenced in the Kings County
Supreme Court by Mary 9. Checny against her hus-
band, William 9. Chccny for absolute divorce the
ground for the action being immoral conduct When
the matter up before Justice Dykman yesterday
the defendants counsel moved that the be not
sent referee for trial The motion WINS denied
The answer for the defence Is general denial Mr.
and Mrs. Chccny were married In 1858 by kcv. MT
Kelsey, a Methodist clergyman.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, June 4, 1871
In the Court Of Appeals to-day the following bus-
ness was Transacted
No. So Maguin VS.. Dinsmore. Argument resumed
and concluded
No. H. Bseow VS.. Benedict by A. r.
Ianing Tor appellant ana L. W. Thayer Tor respondent
Proclamation made and Court ADJOURNED.
CALENDAR.
The following Is the day calendar for Tuesday, June
5:-Nos. As, 2S, So, 81, G3, Co. SO and 49,
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hUxTTIyG-W WOODRUFF. --On Monday, June 4, at
CRAWFORD n j. NJ tho residence OF BRIDES father
j. G. Crane, ESD, by Rev. W. II. Roberts, CHARLES H.
WOODRUFF, of Elizabeth, N. J. No cards
RAy-HEyDoay-On Tuesday, May 20, in 81. Francs
Xavcrs Church, by Rev. +. J. Deay, MARTIN Ii. RAY
to CARRIE e., daughter Of Chris. 4. Heydorn
TlMMERMAyN-DE La MoNrAfGSE. On Monday, May
%. at the residence Of the groom's father No. u
Sth av, by the Rev. j. ]. Brouner Mr.. AUGUST TIM
MgRMANx to Miss MARIA LOUISE DE La MoSrAiGNE, all
OF this city. No cards.
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In March last action was commenced against sheri.
dan Shook aud Albert n. Palmer, lessees OF the
Brooklyn Theatre, by Mrs Kate Klennon, mother OF
Frank Klennon who lost his life in the burning OF the
theatre: and by Mrs Josephine yech, wife OF Chrs-
tian veitch, her husband. who was also among the
victims Each plaintiff sued to recover So 00O dam
ages When the cases were called, few days ago.
Justice Barnard defendants failed 10 appear and
judgments taken by default Yesterday WIN
chester Brittop for defendants, appeared be-
fore Justice Uykman. In the Supreme Court, Kings
county, and moved 10 set aside the defaults and per-
mil his clients defend. The motion was granted
Counsel for plaintiffs moved TO strike portions Of
defendants to tho complaint Justice Dykman
denied the motion. The cases Will be tried IN OCTOBER
next
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THE MELROSE OUTRAGE.

Thomas Bohmer. John Uhch and William Napier,
residing in 154th street. between Courlandt and Elton
avenues arraigned before Judge Kbrcth yester-
day. the complaint OF Bridget Schraub OF No. 100
avenue b, who charged them with committing an out
rage her Napers house, l5lth street, last Fri
day. They were held in $1,000 bail each.
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OFF WITH A BULLET.

Mr.. Baylor. residing at tho corner Of Springfield
and Bergen ssrcct, Newark, yesterday morning
found burglar on his premises at lot ny the con-
tents OF revolver him. Tho burglar uttered loud
cry and fell. immediately, however, no sprang to his
feet and escaped He carried oil nothing but the bull
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

TuRK-sMoN-EvA TURK to MORRIS SIMON. both OF
This city. No cards ~#t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-08
AUCTION SALES.
By F. A. kerby, Auctioneer.


(No Sc King street, Alexandria Val
TNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL, ON SAT-
a URDAY, May the 18th, 1877, sell by pub.
lie auction, at II o'clock M, in front of the Roy
al street wing Of the Market Building, in Alex-
andrIs' Va, the following described property,
A LOT OF GROUND beginning at the north
west corner Of Wolfe and Royal streets; thencs
on Wolfe stree! 80 feet inches thence north
parallel to Royal street 100 feet to feet alley
-(said alley required by the deed to be kept
open;) thence east binding on said alley and
parallel to Wolfe street 80 feet inches; thence
south by Royal street 100 feet to the beginning
plat of survey will be exhibited at the time
and place Of sale, and the lot sold in parcels or
as whole, as TO the undersigned may appear
best.
Thore are THREE FRAME DWELLINGS
on the above lot Of ground, in good condition,
which will be sold at the same time and place
for ground rent payable annually, now due
and in arrears.
Terms of Sale: One third Of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash the residue in equal
payments at six and twelve months, with inter-
est secured by deed of trust, &c. Cow eyancing
at the cost Of the purchaser.
ARTHUR HERBERT,
my l-2swts for the owner.
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Auction SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ABLE
l. LAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA
BY virtue Of doed of trust given to me by Zera
A. Smith and Sarah c., his wife, dated on the
10th Of July, 1871, and recorded in liber N, No.
4, folio 1885, Of the land records of Fairfax coun.
ty, Va, and at the request of the beneficiary in
said deed Of trust in writing l will sell by pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of the
Court House Of said county, on MONDAY, the
18th day Of June, AID. 1877, Chat being Court
day. CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, lying
and being situate in the county and State sfore.
said containing 81 acres, l rood and 80 poles,
being portion OF the land conveyed to the said
Zers A. Smith by II. S. Nelson, lying nesr Nell
sons mill.
Terms of Sale So much cash in hand as will
pay the costs and expenses of sale and the sum
Of three hundred dollars, with ~ per cent inter-
est from TIE 18th of snuary, 1871, and the resi-
due, if any, upon such terms as may be agreed
upon by the party in interest. and in default of
such agreement, then upon q credit of twelve
months, with interest from the day Of sale. Sell.
ing as trustee, l shall convey such title as is
vested in mo by the said deed of trust
+. D. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
EsirfaY nouDtV NV S-W5w
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WASHINGTON, May !, II p. m.

LluUon DEALERS MEETING.-Thcrc was
meeting of the Liquor Dealers Association,
at Harow's Hall, last night. presided over by
Mr.. T.. L. Dowuham.
\ communication from the liquor dealers Of
Richmond was received, inviting tbs atten-
daucc of delegates from Alexandria at con-
veuton to be held there Gu to morrow, the 9Th
Instant.
10 view OF tic shortncsS Of the time, it was
resolved not TO send delegates. but that the
chairman inform The convention, By letter, that
the Association here would agree to its decisions.
The meeting then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-08
Local BreVitieS.

: letter has been received from Rev: j. III.
Fiuoti, formerly pastor OF ST. III ary's Church
in tills city, tut now of Creighton College,
bshly y;si, hia cid congregation here in short
tlmo
In ,h, Washington Police Court yesterday,
Hugh etridtr, formerly CT this city. was fined
f1r assault. anu battery on on officer.
Justice Plant, Ct Washington, yesterday de-
cidsd ,h. Centennial excursion suit, by giving
iudpmen; against tho entire committee, III
GLIDING Mr. Hugh Latham, CT this city. An ap-
pesl will probably be taken.
The City Council will ho:d its regu q: sem,
monthly meeting 10 night. The salary bill ana
seversl other matters of importance are to como
up for consideration.
Mr.. George NJ. Germann, who is employed at
HIPS cracker bakery, had one of his hands bad
ly mashed between two rollers, while a. "ork
there, this morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-08
By Green s. Wac.

[Real Estate Agents and hctioneers.]
PY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Corporation Court for tho city Of Alexsn.
dris, rendered at its November teru1, 1870. in
the suit of CaZenove s. Cos. vs.. Johnson's ad-
ministrator ct a., the undersigned commission
ers appointed by said decroo, will offer for sale,
by public auction, in front Of tho Mansion
House, in said city, on SATURDAY, the 26th
day of May, 1877, at y o'clock NJ the LOT
OF GROuN D at the southwest intersection of
Wilkes and Henry streets, s. feet inches Oh
Wilkes, by 100 feet on Henry street, with ONE
TWO STORY BRICK and FOUR THREE
STORY FRAME DWELLINGS thereon.
forms One-tonth Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day Of sale. and the resi-.
due in three equal ins!aments at six, twelve apd
eighteen months. respectively. from day If sale,
With interest," the defsrrsd payments to be So
cured by the notes of tho purchaser, or purch.
asers. satisfactorily endorsed and tho title 10 be
retained until tho whole Of tho purchase money
is full" paid oil cost OF conveyancing to oe
borne by the purchaser.
c. w. WATTLES
+. J.. SMITH,
Ii. 0. CLAUGuTON
I'D 24-eodts Commissioners.