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]. GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
SIR
convention of stockholders of the New York
and Erie Railroad came off at Owego last week.
Out of curiosity, attended as spectator of that
memorable evcnt-memorable, | say, because |
think il the closing scene of the very greatest hum
bug ever experienced by an intelligent people =
Really, sir, there is no such thing stockholders in
this improvement. There has never been $500
paid by individuals in the whole southern tier OF
counties. This collection of some fifty persons was
chiefly composed of commissioners, engineers, at
torneys, contractors, &c. &c. for the purpose Of
connecting some nefarous scheme to further fleece
the people the most impudent and active person.
age there was Col. Mamone, whose commission
bears date not far from the time certain letters Of
one 10 Sykes which appeared in the New York
Commercial Advertiser last fall. To give you
brief history of this gentleman and his operations;
His first appearance in public life some -four
years ago, as fireman on a steam plling machine
on the Utica and Syracuse Railroad. We next
hear of him of the firm of Mamone Il Hi
gi1botham. contractors for the grading, bridging,
&c. of III miles of the New York and ere Rail
road, from Bnghampton to HanNville, known as
the Susqueh annah division
This firm has received, of the Ss3,00O,000 which
mas peel ODidifcu llle doou
S500,0O0 Those conversant with the pnces, and
amount of money paid by them to sub contractor
and others, think they have not pocketed less than
S150,00O The sub contractors chiefly ceased opee
ration about the Ist of January last, having thellr
payments due for two months, and considerable
amount of retained per centage on former WIN
The word was That Mamonc was IN New rork, ana
would return in two weeks and pay on ms stery
and others was told all the winter and spring About
the middle of May the gentleman was made known.
He had been luxnr1ting at the Astor House, New
York. all winter, while the poor aborers and their
families on the road were starving for the common
nece ssaries of life When application was made to
him for payment, his story was, that the company
had moi paid him, that the company had not paid him.
thai he could only pay % per cent, but would give
due bills for the remainder The answer OF the
sub contractors was, pay us what money you can,
and we must wait No, was the answer; unless
you will take due bills, and give us receipt in full,
we will pay no money, az we want matters settled
up. The contractors were compelled to acquesce,
expecting that the due bills would be Of some value
iha, they would in some measure receive them, and
the laborers and farmers along the line. They are
ne foows:-
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HATS.
HATS! HATS! HATS Il!

DROWN cos One Price Hat Store, wholesale and re-.
- tail, 79 Chatham Square, Of Mott where
fshon beauty durability and economy combined adep
tss N~ad.
tn oIrcion isve the pleasure now TO offer addition
t recently improved short mapped Hat, style the
imitation o heaye which closely of all furs
the costly aud beautiful that the difference is easily
gee cash system which enables us to furnish very upero
plbc the propreto think they have reached the ultnaum
Of beauty. durability chealness and comfort mi 3ms
a y IMPORTANT QUESTION is her. pres nted for the
"A serious reflection of the purchasers of Hats Is
with true economy ray five dollars for
Beaver Hat when the article be bought Wall
street. between Broad and New streets) for FOUR DOL
LARS7 THIS is deceptive assertion A single tIia
will satisfy the SKI pca that the Beaver
Han Offered ia from being the inferior article often sold
for less than five dollars The fact that the article offer
ed generally equaed and in instance surpassed
AT that price IL IS consequence Of reduction the price Of
material together with the economical policy of this
abshmentand the proprietors engaging personally in the
anacturchs the present great inducements offered
such as offered before.
WARBURTON WEBB,
jelOImsr H,ttcrs, Wall street.
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BATH BUILDINGS

FORMERLY RENSHAW'S at Long B.anch.-This ex-
tensive and delightful Sc, Bathing Estab shmeni will be
opened by the subscriber the 27h June, He begs
respectfully innm its former patrons and the public,
considerable additions and alterations isn the comforts
have made last year, and will b. comp readi
ness for their accommodation.
Wishing be reasonable the times will afford the board
viii be dollars per week last year. instead of dol
lars formerly Children ola certain and hal price.
Horses full fed $3.50. lie hopes H. without impua-
ton thar his table and accommodations viii be equ
Long Branch Young people requiring much will
find accommodating terms.
jr22 lmsr JAMES GREEN,
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TO PAPER MAKERS.

PEnR RHtI BROOKS No g. Liberty street. between
'hs Ma9af.cSrers the following Gtcles VIZ
Be,ehns Powder Of Boyd sons mlke-waranted, 10,
Britain and for the sale Of which they agents in the
English Cynr Machine Feting of very superior quality
ber Feas IS st ,SSS' as Sie and Of width, usually
Blue smsl,s diving the agency of the sutton Compa,y
Blue sms they are enabled to supply FIFE, and FtFFE
@ S Fsr i%$ Gs"ds sai e. a" Fs.
o @ any SS 81 DE abSTs ci a %s together with
S1 d %s., y, 'as, Soda As vO Alum Irvine
A n INTERESTING WORK ON. THE EAST.-Just
Kew I G1aaas ey Carey ha Notes Of Toq5 through T
& 's ss ps Grand ns Ss as%S e
Tebss the Red Sea Mount Sinai. Petra the Edon Of Scrip
'' ~ oPNipSs OF ' THE fR Il E%s win plates
commend II TO the public as sterling work of travel
The author has eontrved give of places
ha. canno, be much admired-sprit OF the Times
. "S' y ws wi" be
The work precisely such glad take up
trests.-Broyber Jonathan. ''' VI ""''" II
ns which Sn
and is furnished in style which will find agreeable
Ths, is rS il the work that is not interesting and
we think i. book destined become extensively popular
and we cordially ION with our brethren Of the
F F. ,S. popular WILEY ff'&il''s PUTNAM ".
L ANIMAL MAGNETIsM.-DR r. ii. COII.YER
Will publish July 1872 the first number of periodical with
the above title will be devoted exclusively Mesmersm
or Animal Magneiism and will contain ample directions and
most extraordinary and interesting Memec and eyper
mens that have occurred either III this county, Europe,
for many past. Inc curious and indeed wonderful Wis
lions and revelations of respecting the Heavenly
Bodies and the Spiritual World will ute prominent
portion Of the MAGAZINE.
Ii will be published monthly aud each number will contain
% royal octave with double columns of the
and style Of the Boston Miscellany.
Terms, 81 per annum, payable in advance.
Letters communications and odets (post pad) addressed
Dr. r. ii. Collyer, Mesmeriss 81 School street. will
prompt attention.
The New York Tribune, Herald, Penns ylvanan Public
Mercury New Oleons P'.ayune Louisville Journal Cincp
natl Republican, Portland Advertiser, will twice week
for three weeks and send their bills 10 the Mail office,
cese aeory The and such other pablic journals
and send copy of their paper ~ School street. Boston,
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JEW ELRY.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW.-The sub
w scriber is selling all descriptions of gold and silver
Watches gold and silver pencils gold chains keys Sc
TAIL lower than other place in the city Gold Watches
low a 80 dollars each Watches and wcry exchan
ged bought All Watches warranted TO keep good me
the money rctsned Watches and Clocks repaired in the
best manner and warranted much less than the usual prices
by of the finest wormen in the city, q. G. ALLEN I'm
porter of Watches and Jewey wholesale and reta 30 Wall
street, staIrs. lel9 I'm &C
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BOARDING.

At DEAL, MONMOUTH, co. N. J..
house "a h: Fs $.s jsoS SS Il Ss5 $
be found very moderate Also, sablns' &C. for horses on
L. H pledges himself that eor, of his win be wanting
house snS tho found wS TO asv o%s Inn sa and his
PAVILION, SARATOGA SPRINGs-The Pavilion, eon-
Iodine s sn see arS %
s9f FS
his sqr s @ this hO n is not IS
meet IN some degree The depression of the tines share of
'.se s''a' ~ JOHN CROSS, Proprietor.
SsA LAGRANGE HOTEL, Bulls Ferry, New Jersey:
En- This most DELIGHTFULLY."- summsr retreat in fill
as ess y ws e T sr . I'D aa c sSss
wines and liquors ale and Also, scgas OF the first quail
sG s @
GS S a i leave. Tn so Of imsS R s
times day. The public assured tia, they viii not be
Cd Sa as s ssit ss s
s , can + sa T h, the h best
vh, h9a1 they please except sanGy always at ecock =
TO The p,Ss and try the '
E be e G aSd w se Ss
py to see his friends and visitors. jei2 lm.r
M fo RogsE Gas.nq RTssn
ing taken the aboye house lately in the occupancy of
y pSbe that R NOW pepled To Sa as 3
accommodations unrvalled by any establishment in the
The apartments Of the fremont large aud airy furnished
with bedding, and attended by the careful servant.
The proprietor surs himself that he will lose the
reputation cheeriy accorded him. whilst possession Of
the Indian Queen" The Lsrder shall be kept constantly
supplied with all the choice productions of the market.
geher with vegetables upon his farm, the vicinity
of the city.
The Wines, (many Of which have been above ,hrytwo
BY from the mos: s'
parts of Europe The cooks in tbs fremont House
the skul and celebrated their line aud the
other careful attentive and obedien The whole
Enlistment being under the immediate ndence of the
proprietor hms IT, which, with his long and well known
in hotel keeping will to his all that their
every want will require
The location of the house being in the immediate vicinity Of
the Exchange and Post Office, and the steamboat land
ns and rail road deuo the theatres, and other places OF
amuscmen offers the of business Of ei.ue sngu-
larry facilities for the prosecution Of their designs visi
ting the city.
For the better accommodation OF Ladies, private
Is attached To the house, Opening on Chestnut street.
Regular boarders viii be taken the most accommodating
BERNARD
The following papers will publish the above aud send bills
with paper marked Trcmour' House B rks and Schuyill
journal Keystone, rrsbus Lancaster lnelligencer Pitts
burr Gzetie, Wheeling Times, Blltimore Amercae Wash.
lngton Gobc, do Madsonan do. lncilgencer Savannah
Georian Charieson Mercmry August Chronicle, Do,es
rum, New YoT. Herald, New York Truth Teller, IIoiavs
Wilmington. Je22 law 5wr
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FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED.

- s. a g 5 4sAk
REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON, via STONINGTON AND NEWPORT, com
osed OF the following superior steamers, running
ion with the s,onngton and Providence and Boston and Pro-
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Constock.
RHODE ISLAND Captain Thsyer.
NARRAGANSETT, Captain Wool5ey.
MOHEGAN, Captain Vanderbilt.
One of which will leave New York daily (Sundays cx-
cep'ed) from Pier No l. North River, Battery Place. Eve
o'clock, p. NJ.
ARRANoEMENr.
~, The NAiRHAGANSET on Monday for stonington, and
Thursday for Sonngton, Newport and Providence.
The MASSACHUSETTS,o on Tuesday, Tor Stoninyton,
Newport and Proyidence and Friday for StonnGton.
The RHODE ISLAND, on Wednesday, for oonngton, and
Siturdny for stonington, Newport, and Providence.
Passengers the arrival OF the Sonng,on,
may take The Railroad Cars and proceed Immediately Prov
dcnce and Boston.
Freight taken az the following much reduced rates -
To Boston, goods weighing forty pounds upwards
The cubic foot at S. 30 and measurement goods
cents per foot.
To Providence, on measurement goods cents per cubic
loot and specific articles tariff be obtained Office %
Broadway. m3I 6mr
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SUMMER STOCKS.

SCAkFS, CRAVATS, AND GLOVES,
lust RECEIVED, rch supply of the above articles
ssns of very light and elastic stock expressly for the
months. Also Scas and Cra,ats great variety
A large assortment of silk, Thread Cotton and Hoskin
Glovcsat the old establishment 2 Broadway between Park
Place and Murray street.
PARSELLS, Agent for J. AGATE,
~ B. Constantly hand extensive assortment Of Linen
and Muslin Shirts, Linen Dress Fronts Ln,n Collars, Under
Garments. &c. kc, In IN
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WATERING PLACES, sc.
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE PAvlLLIoN.-rhis new commoeious Hotel will be
newt Vss Of so1 spn ao sSb S County
The clear pure water of the springs. greatly resembling
SSss IF 70 S 6 Me sulphur ngf Of Virginia have fSfn
oqs aud Dyspepc complaints in the cure OF Erspeas,
saheum se5oiula Liver Complaint. and general debility,
eminent medical aolsssors The United s,asj medici
qussd Sy any in his country '''''' anu '''''
Added TO these the rides the vicinity villages.
the attractions offered these seeking the heat
These springs few hours ride o sarooga Troy,
Aoay Se ap are accessible from Caa2hare on the Alba;
Of the morning cars from schenectsa and Des TO carry vis
%e G By S aSS' sn s ehty Valley s
rhe By ,y stages being about ohve miles west of the
Wann cold and shower Baths furnished at all times, either
der he stay Of s,,or ssrseb every attention gwen 10 rem
An abundance of the purea mountain gng Ice stored for
THE sPRINGs HoTEL-Th. Ho,ei viii be opened at
tors, and combining ali the advantages his cg6!i"
a2o lOw2;1wsr
CATSKlI.L MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
,,,s AT THE PINE ,0RCHARD;--isi2.
ing tie present Under The direction and
No Hort WILDE spared to miina the iese%sdiy high eSac.
Ss GS i. 5S VIII ifIsi% se.e
that can promote the and en- oynent its
patrons will be promptly Bestowed The road leading this
been rendered, perfectly smooth and SAFE. =,
n.
heretofore regularly between the landing and the Mouatain
80. c. L. BEACH, Propri.,oI
June 18th, ls2. Jeli 3mr
PATH HOUSE, LONG ISLAND.-This long aud well
- known bowling and bathing establishment, having
emily undergone improvements which the
the ocean, open for the reception company during the
The great extent of private beach this shorehe
perfect srcurity b0hng for ladies and children rhe
bathing houses being within stones throw of minsion-
the shady cool and delightful locust adjoining the house
1.-The pleasant rides in the surrounding the excellent
fishing grounds and other healthiu and
anuseme nt-hr beautiful of the All and the
lower bay almost constantly enyened by vessels
arriving outward bound, render this situation in every
scc unequlied by the vicinity rs accommodates
ample The airy and the temperature the
days of summer, anything but oppressive. The
of communication and distance beng miles
hom Brookn the by at hours nodated
~ bne render peculiarly wei atipted residence for
gentlemen OF basic : il New York.
jel2 2msr WILLIAM BROWN, Proprietor
BEDFORD iiIN'RAL SPRINGS-This well know n water
II i Place situated IN Bedford County Penns yana,
81 Gu for the reception Of visitors.
To those who hive visited the Springs may be
that they situated the Western Turn
pike which passes through Penn fom Phil delphi
Pittsburgh, few miles of the chief elevation of The ALLIE
giany Mountains.
Every thing has provided this watering place render
pleasant those who seeking health
Amusements will be found suedto all tastes and good band
of music Will be in attendance.
The liberal extended the suhc ber the last
will induce the renewed ons the coming
June Qih, 1872 WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
al Imr
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MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKKEEPING.

~ G MARsH's counting for the study ofpractical
". bookkeeping continue from early in the morning
Ill 9P. NJ.
the complete of pactice in Single Entry
Book keeping, books, stationery &c, included, 81 20.
For the complete Of Double Entry Book
ping and VI, rcan Calculations nelu lug books &c. SIS
There clisses-esch taught separately. Pros
ana. LII had a. In. is2a6isc
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BOOK BIN DIN e


II IRELAND No. 100 Nassau having entire
IL stock of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery OF the
sest and approved patterns prepared
al orders in the most durable and handsome manner.
Merchants Account Books and all other kinds Of Bankwork
ruled and bound and style that wsraned
give satisfaction. Any work ordered can be done ne Eng
sh mode If required H. has had long experience in boh
melllods
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''i,c Antl-Angular system or
WRITING.
GREAT REDUCTION.
TWELVE FIVE DOLLARS!
M X. BRISTOW TOR this oty) as REDUCED his
NJ Terms from we've to FIRE Dollars thus bringing this
Useful Art within of ALL, aud guaranteed TO be
taught IN Twely- Lessons of an hour each :!
Acddeniy No 2S5 BrOdd,cay, near Park Place.
Genemen Of all positively taught bold free,
Psdiios and finished style OF Writing matter
!csi cranp. the present hand be, See speci-
ga Broadway
AND THE LADIES
and handsome delicate aud fashionable Running Hand
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS!
~ VISITORS in New York take course in Three
DAYS MIR b. is TO be from to A. NJ or from 10
P. NJ
z BOOKKEEPING taught by double and single entry.
e Eveuin. Glasses from TOO jy3 lmsc
T IGHTBODY,S NEW YORK PRINTING INK NAN
II UFAC TORY, 90 Rose street Of Duane Tod SUI
Housed Printing Ink of all colos warranted equal any
constantly hand aud offered for sale sonabe terms
deliverable of the free of Printers
and ,cpier solicited make trial ofths article.
jy23mr
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NOTICES.
LAW NOTICE.

/ TOMAS and A. GREEN. j. Attorneys a. Law, have
New York aud Phladslph. will be promptly attended to,
the rates of the city where The account +
I HsHSE ho ahshS \. E f. s w :; S;ryo
jyeac Phiisie 'phi,.
, ssF . q &c GsAh % s. R "a
the Companys Wnhou;e in B9s'o Thud.y The 2ls, day
qutscd Per order OF the Drecr'or',,
CORPOR.ArION NOTICE.-PuPlic notice Is mere gwen
so saeds of to- & fl ia. y nt a; y OF S New %
ruel, TIE s day e. June ng.t q Z osl9c aGSo and BE-
ss', * % G FsSS g p ia S.s
SDsdy aS e S & = gnG -, si IN v wv Era NEWSPAPER
oomno, om AGEEfS 4 sSIiTa, cs%ss, otter ~!
CORPORATION. NoTICE-Publie Notice |, hereby gi-
s & & o. 0E 1 Fl a s e ey w ss sS
aooa and be sonnaed from dv 70 day gpt The whole Of said
g ppsry III $ "a s S% G s
n'w'p ''FnPd and AIFR iff A. A s
Comptroller. Office, May 80, iaia. jca5 awtsept2se
CAUTION TO INSURERS.
vi Fire Insurance Company Hartford advised against
he subscriber deems his duty to inform the pablo he was
n, 3 IT, S s S S @ pb e S
md sustaining loss, hey refused to pay for his cast steel bar
WE'RE NOT HARDWARE"
thinking probably they groceries, crocky dry goods
and thus =vade the Of and honorable claim against
them.
Mehints judge FOR themselves, whethern their
interest To insure in such company or Lot.
TO guard against mistake OF Justice TO the i
% .scbs . su P to ADJ s q no
,gisssS wh,tsver s,Ser Of those Compute; but ,gSiss
only The Hartford Fire Company" of which H.
Terry is President, and James o. Bodies, Secretary.
je6 imsr A. H. NEWBOULD, No W John 81.
MONMOUTH BANK, N. ).
THE notes ofthe Monmouth Bank, signed by D J. HahwN
OF J. H. EaI cashier, redeemed a. one VT
jet Gw.r EAIeL N u. :, -s Isl.
HAVANA A.,D PRINCIPE cECAkS
N RAIDER 6 Chatham street has received, by the Helles
vi ronf ion of his celebrated La Norma Sesss, as also
t,n,i lat ~ s,ncor No, Perez Principe Segars
which he offers for sale reasonable prices lee lm'c
r,HL ORIpE Or LrME-soO casks Boyds superior Chic
i3 Tu. VI A''e PERssE BROOKS, 81 Liberty ST.
M OtJR--e0 Barrels st Louis Steam Wills Flour. For sale
Il by tULLlNS X ~,
ieX Sc South ~.
StGAR-la hhds first quality New Orleans Sugar land ng
jcas X COLLINS co, So South -
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ChenunX.
GADsDES.

Correspondence of the Hers!d)
CnEMUNe, N. Y, June -, 1872.
Matters and Things in General, connected oih the
Erie Railroad.
J. GORDON BENNETT ESQ.,
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NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS.

The accommodations of these ships are surpassed COM
bning all that be required for comfort The price Of
bin passage $780, Passengers will be supplied with every
quisite, with the exception of wines md liquors.
Goods Intended Or these vessels will be forwarded by
Subscribers free from other than the expenses actually
Cured on Them For freight passage, apply to
BOYD s. HINCKEN, Agents,
Tontine BIZ
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-28

that you have had a great mark Of distinc-
ton conferred upon you at this time. From
your amable disposition, your urbanity
and pleasantness Of manners, you have
won from your fellow students the May
day crown. Let me also say to you that
the crown which you have this day won
and now wear, must soon wither and be
destroyed. 1t must soon moulder and de-
cay. 1t will soon be remembered only as
the things that once were, and now are not.
If you will follow the precepts and exam
pies of your pious instructor, you will be
possessed OF the priceless pearl Of pure re-
lgion which will win for yourself crown
OF immoetal glory at the right hand of God;
not in the lunar, but in the celestial world.
An immortal crown which no lightning can
scathe--no Summers Sun can scorch--no
Tightening blasts Of fall or winter winds
can wither. A crown which will rende,
your existence one CO ntinued May day o
happiness, and which will continue undim
med and untarnished long, long after thu
corroding tooth of time shall have oblite
rated and destroyed all earthly crowns.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-28
MELANCHOLY,

Thos. II. Benton, one of our Senators
in Congress, has been accused of stealing
money, letters, and has been proved liar,
and yet has been upheld by the democracy
of Missouri. Joshua w. Redman was
once retained as vagrant, was proved
in 1910 by seven good witnesses wilful
and deliberate liar, has been proved de-
faulter, and even the Democrat accuses
him of falsehood, and yet large portion
of the Loco Foco party in the county,
are anxious for him to be sent to the Leg
islature!!l We repeat it is melancholy
reflection-we sometimes blush for the
honor of our State, when we see such
men as Benton and Redman occupying
high stations, and receiving the praises of
the party. The Democrat has come out
manfully in relation to Redman--will the
editor act equally honorable and frank in
relation to Benton? We pause for reply.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-28
NOMINATIONS BEFORE THE
SENATE.
WARRINGTON, May 9Th, 1s42

WASHINGTON, May Sth, lS42.
The following list comprises, think,
nearly all the nominations now pending
before the Senate which l have not al
ready sent you-namely:
George s. Hawkins, Attorney of the
United States..fo the Apalachicola District,
Florida.
James M. M'Lean, Register in the Land
Office at Palestine, Ill.
Cyril c. Cady, Receiver, Fayette, Mo.
John Wilkeson, Consul of the United
States at Turks Island.
Nathan Towson, Paymaster General.
David S. Townsend, Paymaster.
Timothy II. Andrews, Paymaster.
Charles Mcknight, Justice of the Peace
in the District of Columbia.
Surgeons in the Navy.
Robert T. Barry, George w. Peete,
Charles A. Hassler, Victor L. Gordon,
David Harlan, Robert Woodwork,
J. Dickson Miller, A. J. Weddenburn.