726 FORTYSEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 382, 383, 387. 1882. August 3, 1§. CHAP. 382.-Au act for tho mgczetgatgc heiiri and legal representatives of Hyacin the ——-Y-··—·* 0 g‘DB , ( BCOILSC . _ Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rqvresmtatives of the United mHg°°“;*h° R°b‘ States of America in Congress assembled, That tho Secretary of the Treas,. Rdgf °0f legal ury bo, a11d_11c is hereby, glircotcd to pay to the heirs at law and legal representatives 05, representatives of Hyamntho Robert Agucl, dcocasod, out of any moucy’s not otherwise appropriated, tho sum of SIX hundred uml fifty dollars, in full satisfaction of his claim upon the government for money expended by said Agnel, for repairs and improvements made upon prof6SB01"S house at West Point: Military Academy. Approved, August 3, 1882. - Au 3 1882. CHAP. 383.-An oct for tho relief of Albert Elsborg, administrator of Gustavo Elsbcrrr ——£;——— deceased °, Ba it enacted by the Senate and Howe of Rqurescntatives of the United mpgs Elsborg, States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Transg*;mt{xm*g£§6 °f ury bo, and ho is hereby, authorized and directed to examine into the duzma "g* claim of Albert Elsbcrg, miministrat01·_of Gustavo Eloborgjx, deceased, Rgligf 0; lam of Santa Fc, New Mexico, io be pmd tho valuo,w¤tho the accrued mtorost on J unc twenty-first, eighteen hundred and severity-three tho date when they were called for redemption, and when interest was Claim for lm stopped, of tho followmg-described coupon-bonds, which were subscribed E0¤g**;3b§*¤*°¤ and paid for by said Gustavo Elsborg, aud were stolen from him on the i¤:l’“em_ °"'“' fourteenth day of Juno, eighteen hundred and sixty-five, and ure boliovodto have been destroyed, namely: United States iivo-twenty six por ccntum bonds nmnbcrcd twenty-two thousand five hundred and tlftx-sui twegnty-two thogsaml iivo hundred and sixteen, twenty-two thousan vo mi an sovoutoon twenty-two thousand tivo hundred and eighteen, twenty-two thousami five hundred and nineteen, twenty- two thousand five. hundred and twenty, twenty-two thou and five hundred and twcurymno, and twenty-two thousand iivo hundred and twenty- {lwolhigguedduuder tho act agprovod Feb1·;_mry twenty-iiith, eighteen uu an sixty-two sccon series and o the value of tivo h d l dollars each; and if tho Secretary of ,tbo Treasury, after such oxlggriiloeei.- mop, is satisfied that the said bonds were lost as aforesaid, and is also satisfied that they have not since been presented to and paid by the government, ho shall cause the value of the same as aforesaid, to bc paid to tho said Albert Elsbcrg, administrator of Gustave Elsbcrg, h••i•••. deceased, law of Saqtu Fo, New Mexico: Provided, That the said zuloh- m1mst;a.torfo{htl1c sand Gwgo §1S;.)(B1`€'1 shall execute and H10 with tho ry_o 0 _ ury an n o in munity with at least two good and sniiimont suretics, citizens of tho United States, in a penalty double ‘ the amount provided_ to be paid horouudor, the suficicncy of which _ shall be properly cert1fled_by a court or_oourts of competent jurisdichop, guaranteeing the Unutod States against may future demand or lmbihty on oocount of the smd bonils and coupons, or either of them : Avid promded further, That the said administrator of tho estate of tho sand Gustave Elsbergphall also filo with tho Secretary of the Treasury a. satisfactory affidavit thalt tho said bonds and coupons, or any part thereof, liayo not, by_tho sand Gustave Elsberg in his lifotime,11or by his sand admmméigamr smoo, been sold, transferred, assigned, or otherwise in may way posed_ 0 . Approved, August 3, 1882. U August 4, 1882. CHAP. 387.-Au not for tim rolief of Ella Carroll, formerly Ella Long. . Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rqprcmstatives o the United f°E£g'°3';’*é°ll11‘; §tatea of America in Congress qsscmbled, That; all the rigfi·t, titlo, and Lo _ 1uterest_of the United Statqs ui and to tho following described real i25m or. estate, sxtuate, being, and lying ui tho city of Wasliington mid District
