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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
CnIRT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. March 21.-In the Court Of Appeals
Friday March q. ls79-urasen, the Hon. Sanford !.
Church G.. j., ana associates. 80 $500. -. - .
bay ca!cnde. Monday, March g. la59-Nos ST. 81,
lS3. l34. 80. l3S, l3y, lf2.
30 i27-AdcIa k BIoomc, respondent art. Helen L.
Taylo and another appellants Argued by samuel Crooks lor
anne aufs; James T. IiCome. for res Ondeni.
No I3J-DeboTah i. Deber Respondent aei ue KnCk ~
hooker Life insurance Company, APPELLANTS Argued by
Horace I DeWng iOr appellants; Frederick II Kellogg or
respondent.
Aliicd ~ R0wlrtI and anoheI appellants argued by
Daniel Pratt appellants srUnutt d Or Respondent
No. i-bous nCT0aueT, administration, respondent, 9gt
the NewYOT Central and Hudson River Rai91d COMPANY
anrrljut Ar-tri 0y >. Jackson for appellant Amasa
Iarl ,;. f.r il,pOuaCnt-uasC siltOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
TIE COURLS.
THE MERRITT WILL CONTEST

In the contest yesterday, at White Plains
for the 81 900 600 which John A. Merritt LEFT behind
him when he died. the only essential evidence adduced
WAS that Nelson Ferris to The effect that in 1923
there was living N Greenwich, Conn, by the
name Of Euza Wilson, and that she moved away from
there to the West This was the rebuttai Of the idea,
which the defence Lad put forth by several Witnesses
that the Eliza Ann Wilson, record In certain proceed
ingS in thai town, Eizi Wilson, the Plaiutihs
mother.
Calvin Frost summed IN for the defendants The case
is expected 10 close to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22

comment. Dulness was the prevailing feature, and
sort of watchfulness for events and of the move
ments of leaders the principal occupation ofthe
spectators. There were however, few
points Of interest, The steady selling OF Lake
81 and it's subsequent rally TO S5i29s5. and the
upward turn in Wabash TO 20. were the subjects OF
general remark. or Lake Shore, the orders to sell
seem to come like relays; After the execution
rally and then more sales. Starting at 70l2,
1t was sold in this manner down to 69si. and then
closed at rest Mt 70ls Michigan Central opened az
SO, but when Il got down to 50 there seemed to be
panic, among those, perhaps who bought II at about
SO, Oh the absurd stories as to its large
net earnings, and it quickly broke TO 81 At the
close, the regular sales had been begun aS9in &C
seemed TO be by the shorts who, in disgust that
il firmly held at about 10, scrambled over each
other to close their contracts The granger and the
coal stocks all declined sharply from opening fig
ures, but afieTwaId improved and closed at par
tai recovery from lowest figures. G., G., {. anu l.
declined tn 403i. Western Union was inactive at
103lsd 1892. and Pacific Mail dull at 1886 1873.
The market closed irregular and feyerlsh.
RANGE os Tfiy STOCK MARKET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22

FIsfI-stili dull supplies hold prices arm.
FfOUR AND NEAI-FLOUE-Mark dun ard instances
tnde lower; export demand limited and jobDiug traio
hi. fy IL small parcels Tor immediate wants sd. : 21o
bis No 2 81 s09s3 10; 100 bos euperhne - POO
IS Is latter ~ small parcel Fangy o 3. Minis.
Wheat Extra. - 0jas57 70 100 b0s 10Y extra IS 90
So 81 Including 300 bh$5 :" on th' dock 900 JlH
for export Quotations: . 3Odt5 To- Nup-fnne - 70
ass 10 common far Extra state IS 1898 - COCA ID
TO EXra Round Hoop ono, - 7?es5 70
g 9oss - GgS S1fare 20 E,
81 % straight - IL as5 50 Pa.eni sbGs' w.i one oe
two brands held higher; ST iou Co'nEn % fIH -
Choce Family. "A 3OaE5 20; Patent w,uicr @heas
Extra 80 y 70 closing on ds,.irh Il,a;si
SOUTHERN FLOUR Gmet "nd about seal, t'"sn'.
mainly Tor the immediate wants u tn' 0DOnS iae saes
$50 b6ls Common To Choice ENIa - 40 - 40 'ho %
Fancy - 500 20 IS Including i50 OOl 'or * ny y
FLOUR quiet steady sales 25O bbis; Superune ~ oDo
- MEAL dull sale. S59 bols' ieo" Vest
FOREIGN FRI ITS-Rals'us and other fruits 10 idir
jobbing sale. and stetiy. Turkish pian.i,' "a
AL So Loose. 81 7@gsI 60 Saieg,ia 81 Terra; =
Almonds l9,. sheiled do, i3aJSc Bl31A Nuts "a -
Turkish Prune- IsGJc anu7 tfG lc Cu an! - :
Lemons 81 10 Havana OrIu2os - J0@o' Naiehfa
IS 5OdS7 so By auctonsaes 700 cases NaEea Oai X s.
GRATN-WIiEAT-Mafket 9a4e lover for Wini,r ehs:
ing rather steady AID quiet export dnad g! drd
manly for White heat good business on sP.cuNg a.
bbIs1 options Is6O0O Lush spot lucluoink Rc.ge.ci
10 spnng. 81 .. Ungra!cd Mater Rcd SOC 81 - No.
8 RED, a oe agti 90 No. A@Se'' q Ice. II Il
al lIai ,Wnsraaed Alner 81 llqsl n. 80
White q lo,teSi H. 40 whi.s' y l$ 80 is
81 isdsi ISL Closing Al l2 bid, 81 49, asked d. APn.
4 iSsi ii; closing ii l5L BID 81 ID a.kc do rs day
April delivery 81 10 ana 40 White saflc delivery ~ IL >;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

W,eulNGI0N. March 2O.-On motion of Frank
Hackct John H. Cole OF Ne"l Guy was admitted 10
practice ..-....,
pht following business was transacted:
Eo Q-2-!uc Central Pacific Railroad Company Of a. an
pcI4nts ACT. Albert Casun mcror 10 the uc3 states
t'ifcuit t'uur. for the District OF California.
No OS3-Tlc Union Pacific Railroad COMPANY appellant
agt Dit,t states appeal tom the COurt of Claims Ar
rcgt tiuu,d bv j. NJ fOr The mon PdCnC Raj
road company attorney General Drvtus fer the tuIled
state a"d ErLiamn H. llfOr tie Central PaCC COuany.
Adjourned uuui tomorrow al u O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22

On the London Stock Exchange, rs result OF
easy money the British cOnsOIs were strong al The
week, and United States bonds on the whole
barely steady, American railway securities be-
ing irregular and more or less huctuating IN
cons0nance with the home market. Bar
silver foil to 1879 pence the ounce, English stand
ard. At vest rday's regular weekly meeting Of the
directors Of tie nix Il England the rate Of interest
was maintained 2l2 percent as against p the figure
at which three-mOntbs bills are discounted IN the
outside market. The sum Of f333 600 bullion went
into the bank during the. fiscal week, and since
then the bank has gained the Of f209,O0O
bullion "On balance" The following are the high.
est aud lowest prices Of securities for the week. and
the closing salcs tO-day and week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON March y 1890 u ;. bonds i0nr per cent.
1Ols Ten torues, 1855 New fyes, 1861 EIo Railway
shares p y ReadILg Railroad. 1874
LONDON March eli D. Consois, 9Gies for both money
and the account bonds and haf per cents l07.
four per cents lOl yes, 1868 Erie Railway shares.
2fJi Central cOns0s So The amount oi bnl
hon gone into England balance today 2-3
600 Paris sdce quote nye per cent entes at l5 francs
- ccntlmcs for the account.
BERIIS March 2lThc OF discount Of the Imperial
Bank % Germany has been liked at 3 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22

For future delivery market boyant and closed az points
higher the improve ment being for the summer
months september sae have been last evening l2iOD
bales Tntiay-EllSt Cal-April, 1O23 May 1912 June.
1900 1883 July, 1914 August i0sl september 1879
October 1881 November 1916 1913 December lnl4
total 5000 bales second Gala loo; June l0Gii
july, 1918; August 1888: OctObrr l04l 1896 total.
24i0 bales Third Cail-Apr. 1927 May, l0.lG; June.
1903: August 1879. 1854; seytemDor 1905 October.
lOiO total $500 bales Also. today, March, lOls Ap1.
I122 Glu27i MAY l0tOdlO4s June. l059a 1902 July.
lO73QIO August 1881 0lOST Scplemoer lnO5G 1917.
October 20 total $780, grand total l37OO bales Fu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
LnsING rplcrs OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
IAN FRAsCIsco CLOSING PRICES MTsISG STOCKS.
Y,sterIav Today Yesterday To-day

No very great activity was noticed in Govern-
tached TO the market. The Ga of 1881 continue
strong and the 5-20s steady, but the other va
rietIes were lower the new IS beng in particular
weak and Ealing off decidedly. This very natu-
raily Affected funding operations adversely. and
accounted for the slim returns from Washington
table shows the daily subscriptions received At
Washington for per cent bonds during the week !:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22

Bankers here in receipt OF the circular re-
Gently issued relating to the United States re-
nation of $40 These are convertible in sums of
$50 with accrued interest into per cent bonds
of the United States. They will be ready for de-
livery on and after April /, at the SubIreasury,
National banks and private bankers who deal in
United states bonds. On the bacl, of each note the
following, showing how the interGs accrueS.
will appear: :" For each nine days or one-tenth OF
q Guarier cent? for each quarter year, 10 cents
for entire year, 10 cents The District Of Colum-
bia $50 per cents reelected some weakness in
closing dealings the whole market to-day being
ouiet ana without feature. The following are the
highest and lowest prices for the week, and the
closing sales to-day and Il week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
TILE GRAIN TRADE.

LIVERPOOL. Mar,h 2l.-A leading grain circular saws
scarcely average attendance AZ toays mar
Ike ted transactions descriptions OF
Wheat Values slightly m buyers favor.
Flour dl ana quOa0y unchanged Corn was IN rather
M rem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
THE COTTON TRADE.

IIvgRroOI March 2This weeks cuar Of the liverpool
Cotton Association THE Cotton market be-
CO ne active saturday business since has bed
American nsrcng demand, ANA prices genefy
advanced Island in fair request Futures sttOng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
THE MONEY MARKET.

Official REPORT N. J. STOCR EXCHANGE SALES
.hSTepoTted 81 the cold and Stock Telegraph ".
FRIDAY, MARCH II. 1873.
GOTERNNEYT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
Total bnsh.. - 22j,O85 48,lO0

The following shows the imports Of dry goods for
the past week and since January ], as compared
with the corresponding period OF previous years
For the week: 1877. 1873. 1879.
Entered the port 81 9t6S0l &l9t2Si5 81 7s65sf
Thrown On market. 2,liS.S92 2OIO,S3S lDli.U23
January /: -... .. -
Entered AT the p SiIf90 2C1i OS 225Jls2c
Thrown market. l5l G3fI3SOl 2@4O3 ioS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
T STOCK DEPARTMENT.
FJpsT cAII-1O11 O'CLOCK A. ".

SECOND CALL
L S IS Coupon 1881. 10000.
nrrrrnn nhr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22
OFFICIAL REPORT ". +. MINING STOCK E1
CHANGE SALES MARCH, 81, 1879
FIRST cALL-11 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

NOOrh
100 E. .b3. 400
100. .b3. 4 80
y y & Colorado
100. ..s3. 2.
TusCaror2
1UU....... .l3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22

The market to-day was dull In Paris the per
cent rcntcs ranged between ll3.22l2 and lilo.
closing at 1l3.S2l2 against I13l7l2 week ago.
Sight exchange on London closed at2J.2Ji2, the
rate week ago having been 25.30.
The gross earnings of the Hannibal and ~. Joseph
Railroad Company are reported as follows:
1873. 1879.
Second week in March So }O3 Si.l37 Inc sG,83A
January 10 March IL. 3337iJ 3J9.JI7 Inc 2G, 23S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22

The following were the receipts aud shipments AZ
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day as re-
ported by telegraph:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-22

PaUIlC NAL : : &
200. be. l2l2
Erie Railway
/, lUD. nc. u :
800 Isl. II
| Enc pref
| l0O....bc. - :
lOu....Sj. 40 4
ny Cent * ilud
100. bee ii
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-13
lalE
THURSDAY MORNING, rssraary lssh, 1879.


CoNGREssIoNAL.--Our Washington
correspondence. which is up to Monday
night last, informs us that the prospect
OF an extra session has resolved itself
into almost q certainty. At least this
is the prevailing opinion. The Senate,
both before and since the recess, has
consumeda great deal Of time in doing
nothing in the way Of real business
The late Custom House contest and
the debate on Edmund's resolutions
have, between them, done much to re-
tard progress, and now il is said the
Senate Committee on Appropriations
proposes TO attach provision TO the
Army appropriation bill, repeating the
posse conitafus clar. passed. last year.
Ofcourse this will be resisted by the
Democrats, who object 10 making po-
lice force Of the army in free state----
The test cath for jurors has goi to be re-
pealed A fight over that occurred 10
~ Senate early in the session, and
finally the Democrats permitted bill
to 60 through which only half covered
the case, but now that il transpires that
the administration is making use Of the
oath to persecute Democrats, there is a
deposition to blot that piece of inquiry
from the statute books. TWAS SNUG
gled into the Revised Statutes by Bout
well whohad charge Of publication Of
them, after it had once been repealed
by both Houses of Congress. Bout
well claims that il was an error, but
there seems TO have been good deal Of
method in il. Several important re-
ports are to be made before the ses-
sion closes. The Potter Committee will
present its account Of the theft Of the
Presidency, summarizingits conclusions
from evidence taken. The result OF
the cipher dispatch inquiry will like
wise be submitted. The Naval Com
mittee is also TO bring in its indictment
of Robson, which will make out case
demanding some attention, and the com
mittee that has been Dosing around the
Government Printing Office will have
something to say about that sink of in
iquity.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-13

Mn. TiLDEN's TEsTIMosY.--The po-
litical sensation Of the present week is
the testimony Of Gov. Tilden given be-
fore the Potter Committee in New York.
II is impossible TO read this testimony, in
connection with The strong corrobora-
tive facts that support il, without being
compelled to the conclusion, THAT the
late democratic candidate for the presi-
dency was entirely guiltless. not only
Of any agency in the reported attempts
ON the part Of certain democrats to buy
the returning boards Of South Carolina
and Florida, but Of any knowledge that
any such negotiations were actually
afoot. Not single fact or Circumstance
was brought out in the late examina-
ton in New York or has ever been
brought out which y entitled TO cast
even shadow of suspicion upon the in
tegsity ofTilden in this business. When
il was suggested that these returning
boards were for sale and that an attempt
might be made by democrats to buy them,
Mr.. Tllden promptly and peremptorily
set his face against any scheme of pur.
chase or any pegotiation 10 this end,
declaring, that he would not become q
party to nor authorize any such dis
graceful transaction. In consequence
Of the decided opposition Of Tilden tc
enter into any auction contest for The
purchase Of the Chief Magistracy, the
project Of Weed and Pelton to buy, j
they ever had such project, was aban.
doned and the returning boards were
forced TO seek another market for Their
wares. This they soon found. Mr.
Hayes became the purchaser, ant
the meanest feature Of this most dis,
graceful transaction is, that he bough
The returning boards by appointing the
members to Federal Offices and withou
spending single dollar ofhis own mon
cy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-13

MARYLAND PoLIrIcs--The Daily
ESening Bulletin INDUCES in The fol-
lowing specuIallons in regard to Mary
land politics which, iftrue. settles tie
question OF the gubernaiofial succession
muchtoour satisfaction. The same paper
is authority for the statement that Sena.
tor Why:e. Aitorncy-General Gwinn
and Comptroller Heating are also 10
succeed themselves in the respective
positions they now hold.
'Hon. William T. Hamilton, who
since the public announcement was
made Of his candidacy FOR Governor.
has been paying weekly visits 70 Baltic
more, did not put in his appearance at
Barnnm's this week. Il is stated in POI
litical circles that the necessity for Mr..
Hamilton's presence in the city II not
so great now il was some weeks sgo. il
being understood that be has succeeded
in hafmonizing the opposition 70 his
nomination 10 such 40 extent that his
friends may be left TO take care OF has
interests.
"Thc matter to be settled between
Mr. Hamilion's frienda aud Influential
Democratic leaders IN Baltimore before
they were willing 10 iudoFse him for
Governor is said TO have been The qaas-
ton 81 The snceessorship Of she kIon.
VIM pinkncy Whyte III the United
States Senate Il was reported that
some gentlemen in Mr.. Hamilion's IN
ierest would not favor Mr.. Wbytes re-
election 10 the senate. On tie other
hand, Mr.. Whyte's friends are said to
have heen somewhat indiappses R elIll.
port Mr.. Hamilton for Governed
could be deIinitsly understood wkclhef
Mr. Hamilton himself had interior Sem
atorIal aspirations.
"The fIon. A. r. German, who -
now warmly advocating Mr.. Hamilton !
nomination for Governor. u also gener-
ally supposed 10 be among Mr.. Whyte's
probable competitors.
"Howeyer these apparently conflict
ing interests msy have been Feconciled.
] i snena9 nrAilp eariain thai all actlxe
opposition 10 Mr.. Hamilton Tor Govern.
or has been withdrawn, aud that Ham
iIton, Gwinn and Heating win head the
State ticket.
"Mr. Whyse's recent efficient SER
vices 10 the Senate in behalf Of The ln-
teresls OF Baltimore and Maryland and
the conspicuous part hs has taken IN
the debates on constitutional questions
have attracted very general attention y
him, snd have certainly created q IA
yorable sentiment 10 his favor, even
among those who have never hereto
fore been ranked among his followers
and political friends. Whatever phase
the contest for bis seat may assume Al
| Annapolis next winter, with the strength
MIR. Whyte possesses IN Baltimore city
and his affiliations in some Of the coun'
ties. il will be very hard to defeat has
reelection"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-13


Pension ARR AIRS .--W publish else
where the law, recently enacted, IN
regard to pension arrears. It is stated,
with what amount Of truth we have no
present means Of ascertaining, that the
enormous sum Of $iOO,0O0,OO0 will be
required to pay demands likely to be
presented under this'law. If this should
prove to be the case, II win become a
question whether the triumph atAppo-
mattox was blessing OF the reverse
Certainly, If the soldiers who saved the
Union are TO eat up its substance, il
would have been better for the lax-pay-
ers or at least no worse had the rebels
iriumphed Seriously, our pension sys-
tenn since the war, except where il pro-
yided for manned or disabled soldiers,
who had served out their time in the
field OF who were honorably discharged
therefrom. has proven itself vicious in
principle and oppressive in result
Bad as this is, however, the fresh bur
thens which the new law lays upon
our backs il a great deal worse and we
Let only declare ourselves against il but
advocate Fevision Of all pension laws
passed since the war.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-13

=
B8win 4. Wilsop, residing ID the St. Georges
section Of tls Ind district, vas shot BY hiss'ep-
500, Robert ii. Bean. At The house Of the former
Oh Monday evening last. Bean, who resides IN
another district, haa called % see his mother,
tie wife u wilson, and wilson, who was absent
Il the time, feturnirg home before Bean had
len, the pariies got into dispute about the pur-
chase u some land nhcn, according 70 Beans
statement, Wilson assumed threatening atsi-
tude towards him, going 70 bis bureau drawer for
his pistol ard not finding Il, be seized poker and
advanced towards Bean in smenacing attitude
Bean states ihas Il vas af this moment be dred
1t Wilson, and The sfst shot took effect In the
throat and TIE bullet from the last penetrated Che
temple and lodged, Il Is beleyed, IN the brain.
Ii IA not known II this wiring whether there
were any witnesses Of the shooting, Mrs. Wilson
having retired from the room, tits stated, a The
moment the quarrsiing commenced. Medical
assistance was soon procured but lhe physician
fDr. Lynch at latest reports, though probing
fsr the bali In die skull, had not succeeded ia
aodine Il. Wilson has remainsd in an uncon'
sc;ous condition ever since the shooting and \
MOI expected 10 survive. Bean wasarreaied, hae
! preliminary eramina,ion before magistrate
Of the neiehbofbood. vas sent up here under
commitment and Is now IN the custody Of III
ghesid. Both parties 10 she unhappy transaction
- u excellent ehaFpessf and q ~ highsss reg
Y 3's1lAbllli
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-13

Died. Al hlnghaIdenee, In ST. lni0nes Februn-
RI bin. iHTe. WM HrRrig, sged 10 years.
hi. Bifrls lsaksA ~ aKttil0haia Mile and I've
interesting children ahe obligations d friend
slip cannot meet o. answes losa - sudden and
80 sd 10 ilatm. The whole constantly sympa-
fhsks "a this llseiF most painful bereavement
Though hf all n The fun yieuF Of his days. he
had inAdt fiia anreaea. The advantages that
means vayV Ains b Improved ln tho bstssf eDpa-
i,Ft NJ I'm family and care and education II bis
children Industry, intelligence, and hiRil
senss 81 truth and MORAL obligation, were marked
characteristics q BIS caruf both IN hia private
aud a,atitfte life Dnr county, and especially
ut InIross district has loes one Vt it, most nse
fnl AID xaiped eEllxfna. N.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-13

gsaThe new President OF the French
Republic proclaims bis purpose to avoid
such troubles as disturbed President
MacMahon. lie announces In bis mes
sage 10 the Chambers, that be is .sin-
cerely submissive to the great law 81
parliamentary government and shall
never enter into conflict with the MAJ
tional will, conveyed through it, con-
stitutional organs All the branches
ofthe French Government are now har-
monious IN respect to The fundamental
principles Of republican institutions.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-13

Duncan Bnuoughs ESQ, one Of the supcrsi-
sors ofthe public roads 10 the Ssh district, has
bern warranted on account aud for trespas, for
entering the lands n another, adjoining the pub.
IL roads, and cutting thercfrom brush. ETC., for
reeasrp. We understand that Judgment has been
entered agaInss hia BY The Justice aud that he
has appealed This viii bring the question up
whether Or not . Supervisor has right 10 enter
upoh The laud Of another and take iinil,ss, ETC.,
far the repairs " lis road. Upon this pcipt We
win resr 70 Set 5, Chapter 500, Aet 81 1916
srr. s. nc Il enacted Thht ibe County
Commissioner q s.. Mays county arc hereby
authorized 10 mdkc and pass each rules and reg
plaii0ns respecting the appoialment and duties
81 al olhec1s necessary % caFry this gfcadl lay
into exeenilnn; taallow upon satisfactory proof
owmHxk fyF gravel. ssinhcr and afsNF necessary
nsa sfsa a4fded ~ -
- y sseulage 10 - ~
0ssns any sfasa, timber Or 8 sunus
ss..s-st 3 10 car 81 Dissatisfied o. g enter
es.sa sssy naiacsus land and 20 make satisfactory
sss.Ffnsasf0n ID sae owner Of said land iof any
nsalsfsal taken ~ aforesaid
wa mink then chat our friend has mistaken
hEs remedy, % Mr Bouourhs L but carrying
o,a he gns,ruesions ofihe coansY Commission
sEa and is duly commissioned.