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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-07
Yellow Fever.

MFNr.H3, November 1.-The Board =,
Health officially reports three deaths from yeI.
low fever during the past twenty four hours
The following was published to. day
10 tic PJlic:
10 view Of the rumors which have So d..
Quoted our people, We deem it our Guty n
state that We know Of 90 cases Of yellow t:v.r
occurring among returned refugees who hayc
rot been exposed 10 infected districts. We NAV
expect cases Of the fever to occur for some week.
yet among those who have been heretofore *.
posed, and think We are safe IN stating that tLa
fever will not spread from these cases. Were
gard it safe for refugees to return if the direc
tions of the Board Of Health be complied with
10 veni'stlngaDd lunigatiDg their house. before
OCCUPATION. No application has been made to
the Howard Association for burses within the
past twenty four hours. Signed by D. p
Saunders, president Board Of Health; L. v,
Mitchell, medical director Howard Association.
A. d. Laugstatf, president Howard Association,
Court OF APPEALS king Us King acd
ais. From decree of Circuit Court Of Boie.
tourt county. Appeal refused.
Hutcht5,E, assignee, vs. luse and aIs, Al.
peal allowed from decree Of the Circuit Court
OF PlItsylvania county.
Shepard's trustee ~. carp. Super.edess
awarded to the Judge OF Corporation Court d
Dansip.
Piedmont aai Ariaston Life lusuratc,
Company W Mclean; Blown vs. Brown id.
miuistraor aud ats; Haynes IS CommorwesliE.
Tor. &C. Placed on privileged docket.
jones Va Commonwealth Argued aud sat-!
mtted.
Iyler vs. Tori. Ruiz to require sppeIIas,
| to execute new bond enlarged ultll !jh IT,
slant.
| Tupstal aud ais ys Pearson and al. Nu.s
to require appellants TO plat record cnaTstl
until S:h d. c,mbcr next, and motloa tod,
miss appeal because appeal bond was not eye
| cuted within .Wo years. CGutlouct
| Watkins, e., w Ycu7I and ais. SNt@lI;.
| ted On printed bills.
Stern and Guy trustees, W liaDefa Mama.
al Benk. Motion to require appellants to mlE
record enlarged to the 18Th November. aud
motion to place cause on privileged decker elu'
ti1ued.
Baiey's representative vs. uaEnelt Aci
Terry vs. Ragsda!e; Hall W. James HUT Y,
Jones ana vile. Rules On appellants to D'io:
records rcturnsbic 10 lst December, ISIS
Craft and els w. Chemists administrator.
Appeal dismissed.
ferry Vi Dickinson. Rules % appellant 10
print record rc:ugaahIe on lst day ii Tx
January term.
Boys OverccaS AID listers. 10 rniA,.
variety. kglze1steio, 3lO Ith street, Hs-h.
ingtcn, u. Z.
| - Sin SD ard Sl5 Suits fhgt are .ul..
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DIED.

-, n r.. Fins nueb Mcguire, died a; her Ter. of nne,
"a W n on Thursday n'gn' H." v
MONA, after a short Illness. ---f
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Times that try mems souls; moderate it by
buying Deslham's Clothing.
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Xfryinia News.

Virginia News.
Mrs. Col. J. s. Hammond, formerly Miss
Belle Boyd, is giving musical and dramatic ea-
terlanments 10 Winchester.
Alexander Vaughn, democratic judge of
election 10 Petersburg, has been bailed 10 tho
sum OF 81 900 to answer the charge OF stuti1g
ballot box.
Mr.. Lynn. the agent Of the Virginia Mid
land Railroad at Warrentou, was struck acct
denta|ly by crowbar, last week. and badly,
though not seriously, hurt
Miss Belle Jordan, daughter of Mr.. L. Z.
Jordan, of Jordan's Springs, was severely
burned last Sunday by her clothes taking fire,
and her parents were also badly burned in their
efforts TO save her.
In the election riots 10 Princess Anne county,
| on Tuesday, the coIored man MORALLY wounded
was Thomas Elliott who. it is stated, has been
conspicuous in the county since the war for be-
| lug continually in trouble with the whites.
| Four other cOored men were badly wounded.
They we're Ab'am Elliott, Irving Griffin,
| Elisha White and Wallis Stevens. Gel. w.
j. Griggs ia not SO badly shot as at first sup
posed. Everything was quiet yesterday morn.
ing.
Judge Bond Of Baltimore. 10 at present en-
gagged in hearing, 10 chambers, the case OF
Johoston Brothers & Co., against the Char
lottesVlIe National Bank Of East Virginia. The
object Of the suit is TO recover tho amount OF
five drafts, Of S., 600 each, drawn by defendant
On the Citizens National Bank Of Baltimore to
the order of B. G. flanagan Il Son. 1t is
alleged that this firm obtained loan Of $2j, 600
from the plaintiffs, and deposited the drafts
with certain bonds, &c, as collateraIs. The
Charlottesville Bank suspended 10 October
1879, and o receiver was appointed. The de-
fence is that the drafts were for accommodates
purposes, and that there was DO authority or
the part OF the President OF the Virginia bank
to sign tho drafts.
The jury in the case Of William A. Reese
charged with killing the negro, Trotter, at
Iicksford, GreobviIle county. brought in yer.
diet Of not guilty, about midnight les! night
after very brief withdrawal. A strong case
of self defence vas made out by the prisoners
counsel, strengthened by the bad character o.
Trotter, az a desperate negro, and by Rees' &C
koowledgad peactabo disposition. The de-
fence showed that 1rotter struck Reese's seVera
blows With heavy stick before the latter, whc
is small man, fred at Trotter, vino was al
most az athlete. The precautions taken tc
maintain order prevailed A small crowd O.
negroes vas present when the verdict vas rem
dict owing to the lateness Of the hour. The
naurl of the evidence toreshadowed the roSu!
and recooci!ed the more reasonable negroes t
i. The case of Wood Williams, q white, charged
With shooting David Slitb, oolcred, was Sc
down Tor the next court, aud the prisoner re
manded TO Jail, his counsel not asking for bail
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COHE5iEESsa AL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Nov. Tho MS.
ket is active, sid prices are firm snd higher
Flour is advancing. Tho offerings oi Wines.
amounted to 1000 Bushels, and sales were ms1a
at s5aJ5 for common 10 fair, and l.ullU, for good
to choice. Germ is frmer. and receipts have IA
creased 20C0 bushels wero offered, and sol. =:
Al for rew, end 50, 81 snd 81! for old, H"":'
ferngs CT Rye or Oa!5 reported.
BALTIMORE. Nov. r.-Virginia Is oil y j.
deferred 81; do consolidated -; do II s";t;
80 past due coupons 81. Cotton s!!sI2 more
steady; middling sIsS5. Flour in good demsnd,
especially for medium and low grades. Who's!
southern steady and firm; Western qae! md
firm Southern red lC0alOG; do amber lUIsIl.
No > Penna red lCG; No , Western winter :+i
spot aud Nov 1G4t; Dec l05sl0jl; Jan l~,
Corn-Southern steady and in good dcnnn1
Western quiet and shade easier; Southern white
and yellow new 4Ss47; Western mixed spo! /.
Nov 47!s47a Dec 4Ga46! Jan 464; steamer Il.
Oats quiet and firm; Southar1 2Ia3Oi Wtstef@
white 29s* do mixed 26a23: Prnna- 30. hja
quiet and steady; Southern 5Ss6l Hay dull a.!
heavy. Sugar III good demand and firm Il ."'
9a9G Cetiue quiet and nominal Rio c-rg"ei j..
sl6 Whiskey quiet and steady st ila: Il.
NEW YORK.. Nov. T.-Stocl;, ErEo. A"n'5
=. Geld 80. Flour quiet. Whest firm. t'f-
dull.
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IS, $40, SI2 AID So. Suits ttst are ,4ls:
to any custom made suIs in tho city. h"
zeDstlia, 3l0 7!h street, Washington, d. {.
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rHOICE HAMS at re DAVIDSON
u T. % IA; ENG street.
nov |
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For fne Clothing sec Dealham, C2 King
street. corner of Fairfax.
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Boys Overcca!$ AID listers. 10 roiis>:
variety. k2lzeasteio, 3lO ith street, Hs-h'
ingtcn, u. I.
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MENr.!s November 1.-The Board E,
Health officially reports three deaths from vi,
low fever during the past twenty four hours
The following was published to-day
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New YORK, Nov. 1.-$tocl;, fra. Mons7
i. Geld 100, Flour quiet. Whest firm. t.f~
dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

in the House, to-day in Committee Of the
Whole Nr Blackburn Dem. KY in the chair,
the Military Academy appropriation bill. Mr. BRAGG
U,em WIS., moved Ia amend the bill 10 select the
instructors OF law at the Academy from the retired list
OF the army.
Mr. DURHAM Dem. KY opposed the amendment.
Mr.. BANNING dem, Ohol supported the amend
mcnt lie referred TO the OF yOuug officer who
had lost his arm, and tho retired list, who had
declared his willingness to serve law Instructor at
West Point.
Mr. CONGER Ucp.. Mich.) said he did not wish to
dtstr me growing harmony an Ong his friends on the
Other side the House. bat he must appeal to them 10
avoid unsecnly quarrcls among themselves and on
with the public business. iAiugher He reminded his
Democratic friends however THAT one OF their doctrines
last year had been that retired officer should occupy
any other position, aud bad protested against such
officer being president Of Temperance society though
probably that had been on account of the occupation
MrCLYMER Dem. Penu.J denied that the Democracy
had ever been opposed Ia assigning retired officers ID
other duty condition that they received 10 extra pay
He had been ana stl opposed 10 the Practice al
sending a M.UOfGCnCra ~ Minister 10 spain, and an
other retired general Consul 10 play the equcry 10
private citizen Of the United states III England.
further debate n.lmcnt disagreed
Mr. DENlSON (Rcp. VII moved 10 amend by apprO-
praiing $4,000 Tor the completion Of the hospital at
West Point, for which no provision Is made IN the bill
Rejected.
The second section Of the bin having been reached,
which provides that appointments Of civilians To be
second rutenants shall only be made when more yacan
NJ West Point Mr.. COSGER Qep Mich) moved to-
strike ont the section pening which, the committee,
without action, rose.
on motion OF Mr.. cox Dem, y. " the Clerk was
directed To notify the Senate that the House pre-
pared To receive the Senators to participate IN the
presentation ceremonies The House then took part in
Tho presentation ceremonies and at their close. AZ 3l5
D. M, adjourned. [The account Of the ceremonies Is
printed elsewhere In this paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
SETTLING THE LORD-HICKS CONTEST

NEGOTIATIONS NOw PENDING FOR COMPROMISE
A MEETING OF COUNSEL YESTERDAY LITTLE
PROBABILITY THAT TUE CASE WILL COME INTO
COURT.
The Lord-IIicEs case is not likely to make
its appearance In the courts again The parties To the
cantcst have concluded TO settle IL among themselves
Authoritative information to this effect ycster
day received by THE TRIBUNE. IL began to he
felt upon both sides that tie further they carried
their opposition Ia EACH other the less likely they
10 attain ther purposes. Negotiations were begun and
the counsel both sides met together. Yesterday they
had "A long consultation and endcavOred to the
differences. The meeting lasted for seyera hours. No
conclusion was reached, and the negotiations VIII be
continued to-day. IL Is Thought That the parties Will
settle upon the agreement within day or two.
Lord and his " ife have not yet had "a meeting
but chs will probably De brought about
before the negotiations concluded. The details OF the
conference yesterday what was claimed upon either
side counsel unwilling 10 give last IL IL
snid heweyrr. that more amicabe feeling In beginning
10 be exhibited The first and principal cause oi the
I'M feeling OF the OF Thomas Lord toward his present
wife rs the SONS say, originated In the large loans she
obtained from their father. The marriage they feared
would not only the family ~ lose the loans, but
also u large portion OF the remainder OF the property
The negotiations pending, IL h undcrstood, are
tended TO compromise all these pccunary difficulties.
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provisions OF this Act. shall he and remain
corporation under any name indicating their corDrate
character The right OF eminent domain to the sam
extent that granted railroads. given the pipelines
organized under the act the Supreme Court beng ca
powered to appoint commissioners tn apralse e van"
desired. with railroads. Section 90, given
below. shows clearly the power granted tine oomahieS
That any company organized under the PROVISIONS %
this act shall have the right to transport store IN IRE
aad ship petroleum and natural gas, and Tor mat par
pose lay down, construct and maintain Ics ana tl
ing, and 10 build and construct such TANKS, 0ricts aua
machinery may be necessary, ana 10 ceF upon, ust
and occupy such ianus may be requisite Tor the ptf
pose OF the company.
The bin amending the act for tho protection OF femae
employees. coming from the Senate "a there amended the
question was put cOncurIinc with the amendment
Mr. Nelson said the amendments destroyed Tie purpose
of the bill, which simply TO enable poor scWihg
women TO collect money due thcu. The senate had
stricken out the clause which provided Tor npTlsonn.
persons who defraud the employees referred TO- me
amendments OF the senate were nonc 0ncurred In ana
conference committee on the bill was appointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
LETTERS IRON the PEOPLE.
WHAT TIE STORM SPARED.

TO fhr LdltOT OF INC ITIONHc.
SIR: My attention Was CALLED to an article IN
your paper tie I'm inst. about the recent storm. TO
the effect that not cottage !c!t standing al oi
side PARK" and that Barre cat Inlet and Toms River
axe irwod IS III the debris Of frame work Of demolished
buildings supposed 10 be from the wreck Of the sea side
Park" Having looacd az your papers 81 the 81! lnd
Gth. what IE TRIBUNE ccrrf 'pohd-ui Wa" you
,1tcd had reached iuus River the night oi Tie 81!
hd 10 -av upon the subject. and seeing item from
h!in came To- the conclusion that Ia hai recessy ~
iaiu,cd TO cross the Bay, and had become h"pccs,)
..,.,cd o. f.r debris ~ cottages tt had never been
wrecked. su.n - BarIosii luct aad Toms Eiyct were
A.ftuta Nl.h. oar superintendent write. me from SEA
side Pun tl-t damage 81 ans account VS. done 10
any OF the bGincs rNcrp. baih-houSs. I'd so would
cover the loss. Please make correction and OBJ Sr,
u. (. NANDIELE
President SEA S.Gc PARK ASSOCIATION
pE;lof,fUbf1 Feb q. ISIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
DAsTARDLY ASSAULT UPON A WOMAN.

Mrs. Rose Bercsford. nineteen years of age,
the wife OF NcwYork travelling salesman residing
with her mother at No. Al Fleet place. Brooklyn, re-
ported yesterday that she had been atrocous assaulted
Monday evening, on Marcy ave. Ellery-st.. by
a rufIian, who followed her from the house OF
the Behren family, No. $50 Marcyayo.. where
she Ihad been visiting. aud dragged her into
the vacant lots, beating aud otherwise abusing her
The story told by her aud her rescuer who lived near
the place. showed that the attack had been cruel
The examination Of Mrs. Beresford by Police Surgeon
Ioewensten revealed injuries which very severe aud
dangerous. especially as the woman Ii In delicate
health Mrs. Beresford stated that she beaten into
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
INSURANCE EXAMINATIONS.
SENATOR RoBERTsoN's BILL AS AMENDED IL COM
MIITEF

lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIDUNE.1
ALBANY Feb. 12.-The bill to relieve the
Superintendent OF the Insurance Department OF the
great possibility he obliged TO shoulder last year.
Will be reported the Senate fayOraby tomorrow by
the Committee Insurance. An important mOdihca-
ton has made in the bin by the committee since
was presented by Senator Robertson. The original
bill provided that the bills Of the cxaminers
of the insurance companies should be sent di-
rect to the companies examined for payment
II the companies thought TIE bills cXorbitaut
they could appeal Tor redress 10 the Controller ATTORNEY
General and the Superintendent OF the Insurance De
part nent, who authorized 10 audit the bills ana
again send them the companies for payment y this
method the crcuiious method Of payment prescribed
by Law believed to be unconstitutional. vii be aToided
The insurance committee have increased the guards
against the companies paying exorbtant bills They
have provided that The bill % the examiners shall FIRST
he sent the Controller ANA 10 the Of ihc
Insurance Department, who are commanded Ia
audit the bills. make official record o! the amount
awarded each examiner, and then to forward The bills
the insurance companies who were examined II the
companies think after tins audit thai the bills are 49,"
larye thcy may appeal for revision OF item 10 Tie
state Board 81 Audit. The State Board OF AUd j. com
posed the Attorney C cnera, the Secretary OF state
aud the Controller. These gentlemen arc authorize 10
again audit the bs. The bills tcn once more 20 BACK
to the com panies and this time must be PAID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
Total

The Board of Health OF New-York replied to-day 10 a
request ~ The Legislature that they should report %
sWhetler o.comarCerine i good and wholesome ar
tcle OF food - ( what legislation Is REQUIRED 10 elect
uaHy prevent its manufacture and sale They answer
that: % OleOmargarinc is good ana Wholesome
article OF fOod" aud (,): that No legislation is
necessary prevent its imposition upon tne public as
pure butter the product OF the dairy additional TO chap
ter 415 OF the Laws of 1877"
Senator Ecclesine offered concurrent. resolution that
Congress Dc asked to appropriate Sl.40O0O0 toward
making the Harlem River snd Spuy1en Duyvil Creek
navgaDle for ships
Senator ST. Johns bill to repeal the law OF 1898 re-
curing the state Banks TO puhiish weekly statement
In New-York city paper has been ordered to third
reading
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WHAT A BUYER OF BUILDINGS FOUND.

The purchaser in n foreclosure sale IN tho
suit OF John j. McCauley AGAINST William r. hiss h'i
Others, seeks to he relieved OF his purchase He sp-
that he was in the aueton room FOR another purpose
when this safe was made. IL saw or the tnci.onr'is
desk paoard announcing that the property hat 40
tenement house IN 'front.' aud two buildings IN 20, rear
and on the faith Of that bid 5000 ne LAYS ue
buildings in the are shlniies OecF s'Ny
weather boards Oh IT, chlmnts has been iAH gov
brick b. brick, all tue VI ldOw i1ncs are ni"N, ~"
MANY Of the sashes even gone re say no n A''
being has lived 10 these buildings FOR 1cafs auA
AS every foot az tenement house ground = ana s -"
ocenpants have BEEN wandering cats anA h"tN ~. 49,.
more than the bid there was $50 infrhtl'n' NO.
sentaLion. aud no po ave msyel tsrhi,l' r,,,,e
The question came yesterday bHo,r . ~ i.4 A.,
whether such ruins could be- "a ed pUldh -, -. ~
reserved his cccsion. John ". Hsrr app'ai'" ''' '
purchaser: James a. Quinn IN opposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
A WARNING TO OWNERS OF DOGS.

An unusual action for damages was ""u pe-
fore Judge Goerp and jury IN the h@''no N"'''
,ho,, snror, %, her crippled husband and chlife"'
am, o,r,J ber living hy pedilmg Bologna sansaee orc
surtaY morning In Ncyemecr 1879, she went 'e 80
col ~, ,h. o,,ice of Prank Bvnlen N highl ifs ?.
"a 80, ,,rnsd M MI Frank, throw her down ana " ..
:. s, in her am She wts confined q her ga ~
some wee ks and Ia her hoase Tot heaIli vs. me-
brou- nj I'm verdict IN Mr. Sullings aNef TOT
Adoiph L. sanger Appeared for tbs p,a.uh ,,snis
A I.i.,hmau and W. q. Whceright fog the dei,Ao'"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13

INCREDIBLE Observation-Disclosures Well,
Johnny, where ia your copy f-Iohnny: Got no ink
swaIlowed inc ipk.-Goyeruess Swallowed the ink !.
What m the world did you do that fOri-J0lnny Well
You see wasn't gong TO let IL master me altogether!
(Fun
A father lately induced croupy little boy to
make healthy meal OF buckw heat cakes and moasses
but the latter proved 10 be syrup OF squs The boy
said thought something allied the moasses the
minute his father told him " cat all he wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
ALBANY.
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURES.

TIE APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED IN THE ASSEMBLY
-DEBArE ON THE CORONER's BILL-A NE"
BROOKLYN CHARTER AMENDMENT--FlEE iNsoh-
ANCE IN NETWORK.
In the Senate bill amending the Brooklyn
charter was introduced; also bill permitting
premiums or chances on trials OF speed on
race courses. The report of the Commits
sioners of Quarantine was presented. In the
Assembly the Appropriation bill passed, and
the New-York Coroners' bill was ordered to third
reading. A general Pipe Line bill was introduced,
and the Senate amendments to the bill for the pro-
lection OF working women were non-concuned H.
The Insurance Superintendent has prepared chart
showing the business for 1877 of the fire insurance
ompanies doing business III NewYork.
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insensibility. The

inscnsib,lity The gentleman who rescued her
said he was attracted by her means, and
on interfering with her assailant, was Threatened
by him but upon calling for the police the rufan ran
away. From a description of the assaiant Captain
Reilly, last evening arrested William Whitlock, twenty
dry Firs-st, Brooklyn, f. d. who resides at Flushing
and Narcy-aves. The prisoner is very large man, ana
was positively Identified by Mrs BeresOrd and her res
clyer as the man who committed the assault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
SEASIDE HOME FOR CHILDREN.

To he EdIIOr OF IHf TrtbHHF.
SIR: VIII y0u be kind enough to forward
the ncoscd small sum OF go 10 the Young idy OF Or.
Tinnys church. vino is procuring subscriptions FOR the
"seasdc Home for Poor Children" an account OF which
appeared in your columns tins morning. Obligingly
your, etc, DELLA fhi.
". L. UhirerSity Feb. j., ISIS.
lThc money Will be promptly sent rs requestcd.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
LARGE FEES ron LAWYERS.


ERIE'S PAYMENTS IN RECENT YEARS.
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR
LEGAL SERVICES IN LEss THAN THEFE YEARS
A LIST or THE PRINCIPAL PAYMENTS.
An article published i'll The Graphic yestcr-
day fur ishes IA statement of the sums OF money
paid to lawyers by the Eric Railway Company
from May. 1875, to December 1877, and IN
one or Two to February /. ISIS. Tho led
ger OF the company supplies the figures The total
cost OF legal advice aud services from stay, 1872 To
December. 1877, ia given rs S335,7lo 07 Since
December 1t las swced to $40 goo. The largest
amount was paid TO the firm OF shipman, Barlow,
Larocque n iiacfarlaud this was S95,276 H.
The following is list OF the larger payments
RsSsdc Tsi HSpG@S5 J@I r., ~ lSS %
ON June l. 1871 .'.. -. 1000 90
i l sna.r CONT november Is rs1e ' 9ss g %
COLI. ~ " (Allcghany County, from June IL Is'o c
com SSS George f. on 0cicDar 30 soooo 90
Davis C. Bancroft trustce, March 20 ISL 56il Is
NV H. iS77... 2so0 81
Doil Is Il = f i'"., 2iOs 90
|"' iG1s oaSomp .i'. ~ 2GlOO Z
L, art:, Villa T. from Januiry 81. 1876 to oc. .oooo
r1ary 70 isi '....'.,-.... GSsj II
H"i so is75 to- No1ember 20 sS 2GGI 81
N'sI -. ''o 1850 90
"a 1ctober ~ is7T .........Y... 80 sOT %
p,rcr CnrT,and and H. Wayne August ~ 1871. $500 50
poiir Clarkson y in Apr lSlB............. 1872 %
i'i h.r 81 ig77 ''O"' 1896 %
S"pleiabcr s. sS2G 81
shipni a. Harlow, iaroquc & Maoiatland. from June
lao 90 DECEMBER Is77. ................ 950,6 II
Smith Martin l., october 10. ls75 s0jS 20
'p' ary isa7 - ''O" 2o57o 90
'p' November u.s. s7i .. ',....... 2ii53 "a
Taylor, Douglas. iIom January ., 1879. to May 10.
yandorpo, A. j. October 81, 1877 800 %