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The national Republican., 1867-05-06
RooKs REyiENED.

NICHOLAS NICKLEBY: Globe edition. Pub
lished BY HuRD 4 HoUauroS, New York. For
sale by BLANCHARD MOHus, corner Of Penn
sylyania Aysnus and Eleventh street.
Among the multifOrm garbs in which, at vari.
Gus times, DICKENS works have presented them.
selves to the public, mono have como under oul
inspection which has excited greater Appreciation
than the present Globe edition. Tho paper Il
good, the type clear, the binding excellent. II
Is beautifully illustrated from designs by DARLEr
and GILBERT, which, Of course. enhances its
value, and. in every way, consider 1t oreditable
to the taste and enterprise of Messrs. HuRD 4
HoUeHroS. To those persons who have not yet
familiAriIsd themseivoswith squeers and family,
unhappy smike, and Sweet Kate Nickleby, we
would urge the favorable auspices Of the Globe
edition for forming their acquaintance.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

II is not safe always TO take cable dis
patches at par vdl,te. We have one an
nouncement to-day, and tomorrow fat
contradiction Of the previous telegram,
1t is our duty as o journalist to chronicle
these reports, but not always well for the
reader to place implicit confidence IN their
truthfulness. The dispatch received on
the evening Of May Sd Informs us that
Count BIsNARK announced that day in the
Prussian Diet that the Government had
agreed to the propositions for the neutrali.
zation Of Luxembourg. II this is true the
Peace Conference, which meets in London
tomorrow, will have q light duty to per-
form and in the light of this fact what
becomes Of the predictions of the war
prophetsH
We have another announcement which
we shall not be able to fully explain until
we get tho particulars per steamer. 1t is
that the DERBY government has been
beaten on its reform bill by n majority Of
81. Precisely what feature or features Of
that bill were obnoxious the telegram does
not state. 1t has been heretofore stated
that the liberal majority in the House is
only sixty, and there are, VIC believe, some
six votes held by those who ore called con.
servatives, and if these voted with the
liberals it would only make sixty-six
Where the eighty.one majority against the
bill were obtained the cable does not tell
us.
Ordinarily, the British Ministry is ex.
pected to resign when beaten, and it is
somewhat novel that the Cabinet, ut head
Of which stands Lord DERBY, still holds
the reins, or il it does not maintain its
power and place the cable is behindhand
in not announcing its retiracy. Perhaps
the solution Of this question may be that
the reform bill is not regarded as party
measure. II will be difficult matter, we
opine, to bring enough Of the members of
the House Of Commons to vote for the
extension of the franchise, lest they might
be the losers by this means. They know
their constituents now, but if they are in
creased it is not certain who will be elected
at the next Hastings thereafter. The pr-
vileged classes OF Great Britain will not
give up their ancient right to rule without
q struggle.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
President Monroe's Visit to Hos
~. ton.

A writer in the New York Journal of
Commerce thus describes President Mon.
roe's visit TO Boston in 1917: ..
Being lad Of only ten years of age,
and member Of one Of the public schools
Of the then town Of Boston, in connection
with the boys and girls Of all those schools,
my place in the reception gala was in O
double line Of pupils extending the whole
length of Boston Common, on the Tre-
mont street side, from Boylston street to
Park street-boys in one line and girls in
the other. The girls were dressed in white,
with blue sashes, and the boys in blue
jackets and white trousers do not know
that ever felt bigger than on that occa
sion, although l was but one among Q
multitude OF scholars marshalled by the
various teachers.
The day was auspicious. A cloudless
sky and summers sun would have made
the standing position Of the children quite
irksome had there not been good breeze
from the west, sweeping from Charles river
over the hills upon the Common. Our
teachers put in many kind words of en-.
couragement, that kept up our esprit d,t
corps during the delay Of the Presidential
cortege. -.r
Atiength the procession came in sight,
and every boy and girl kept in line with
military precision, boys with "eyes right
and the girls "eyes left" as on the oppo,
site sides Of the line they looked down the
avenue between.
There were a number Of marshals follow,
ing the military escort; and these were sue,
ceeded by several barouches filed with
distingues, and in one, containing Revolu
tionary veterans, was Major Ben Russell
the editor Of the Columbian Centinel; who
is said to have lost the old English capital
s from his font, and to have originally sub,
stituted @ in the word ''sentinel," which
having used at the outset, he would not
abandon, rs many years Of success at
tended his publication. As the procession
moved along through the open line ol
children, waving their hats and handker,
chiefs, Major Ben Russell, as a volunteer
herald, cried out to us, "Children, that's
him ON the white horse p
After one or two more carriages passed
us, President Monroe drove along on O
beautiful charger, richly but chastely Co
parisoned. The President was dressed in
somewhat Of the continental style, and
gracefully lifting his three-cornered hat
bowed himself along the line. The sight
Of 80 many thousands Of children exposed
to summers sun to give eclat to his re-
ception, affected the President to tears.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

The Pail Mall Gazette rebukes sundry
discreditable scenes which are said to have
taken place lately in the coulisses Of the
House Of Commons, and says, "No doubt
in 1867, as in any of the preceding years
Of our Lord, many shabby things have been
done, many dirty tricks have been played
and many solemn promises have been
broken in the greedy scramble for Office,
but that is surely no reason why members
OF the Legislature should so far forget
themselves as to express their irritation
toward each other in manner more suited
TO q lighthouse than to the precints of st.
Stephens. Offenders ofthis kind, in attempt
ing to dishonor others, doubly dishonor
themselves"
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
The Situation In Mexico.

The last adyices from Mexico present :,
hopeful aspect of affairs in that cor ~ ~
General EscoBEDo's letter to conor1I
MEJIA shows progress and IL sD,,o. oons,
dence In the cause Of the repubIic,
Queretaro must sooD ..o.so. ~ 49,,
- 80 '']' 'a.'o'" nN Id this will be decided
- republicans. Poor MAXI
hiar power is gone, and if he yet saves
nead he will be lucky.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
By the Governor:
JOHN A. GREEN, Secretary Of State.
Published in the Daily Bulletin.

BREvET MAJOR GEORGE W. CoRLIss,
Commissary Of Subsistence, attached to
the Freedmen's Bureau at Pass Christian,
Mississippi, was violently assaulted few
evenings since by a young man named
James McCaul. Major Corliss was quietly
walking in the street when he met ten or
twelve young men belonging to the
d" Brothers school" Of that place. Young
McCaul placed himself in front Of the
Major, calling him odd Yankee"
and tried to push him of the walk. Major
Corliss resisted and was thereupon Sc
verely beaten. The act was rendered oil
the more cowardly from the fact that the
Major is an officer of the Invalid Corps,
and not able to defend himself.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

A FARMER named Alfred Hoyt living
near Dundas, Minnesota, on Monday last
killed his neighbor, Josiah Stanford, with
an axe, almost severing his head from bis
body and cutting of both hands Hoyt
then proceeded to the house and attempted
to murder Mrs. Stanford, but she evaded
him until her two sons rescued her and
seized the murderer. Hoyt says he is glad
he killed the old man, and is only sorry
that he did not kill the old woman. A
quarrel respecting cattle running at large
was the cause.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
Ghike Isdias Wa.,.

OF. LOUIS, May 4.-The Democrdfs cor
respondent with General Hancocks Indian
etPsditida3 Whiting from Fort Dodge un-
der dsts.ek April 25, saysl Hancock held
y cohncll yesterday with the leading chiefs
Eefthe Kiowss, at which Che latter earnestly
declared for peace, and promised to allow
|thein yonng mon 10 act-'as guides and
scouts In the Federal service ldrsy -1rir
General Smiths brigade viii remain to
guard the Santa Fe road. The 7th cav
airy are to act as patrols in the country,
and the mechanics and laborers are to erect
strong buildings for stations along the
route, at which an escort sufficient to pro.
tect the mail will be kept. -.
The Oheyennes have gone south Of the
Arkansas river, and all the posts along
that stream have been notified Of the con
dition Of affairs. .. - . -
General Hancock will also 60 south into
the Indian country TO see the Oamanche
and Arapahoes and other Kiowas, after
which he will start north to hunt the Sioux
and Cheyennes. W. IN"
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
BUILDINGS IN ALEXANDRIA AT
I'D AUCTION

DEPor ouARTERNAsTRR's g oPFICE,
WAsHIsGroS, D. c., May L. 1867.
Will be sold at publc auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY, May 10, 1857, commencing at IL o clock,
Payne, A Q. N, the following Government buildings
In Alexandria, Va:
SEWARD BARRACKS, consisting Of
ltwo-story headquarters building, l6xl6 n.
wings adjoining, l2x25 IT,, l6xl0n.
2 barracks, 2Ox60.
l Kitchen,
BICKLR'S BARRACKS.
l ltwO-stOTy Laundry, S0Kl00 Il.
l ltwo-BtoTy KnApsack House, 6OE30 II.
l Ice. house.
l Kitchen.
2 Wards at Hospital, l6K66 n.
AT CORNER PITT AND QUEEN STREETS.
ltwo-stoTy Stable, 25x72 r., with office attached
Stable and Blacksmith Shop, with addition.
Carriage AndI Moss House, Fence, Platform, Sink,
&c.
100 Il. Water Pipe.
Scale house at coal wharf and lot Of Plank.
BuildipgS will be sold Aingly,
Terms, Cash In Government funds.
CHAs. n. ToMPKINs,
BTeVet BTiCAdisr General,
mye'0 Depot ouAEtsTmAstsT
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
TIE New York Evenina cypress says

THE New York EVeRing Express says,
Bread is now as high, if not higher, in
this country than ever known before. In
1916, when there were short crops both in
the United States and Europe, -four sold
at Sl5 per barrel, and Indian corn at SO
per bushel, the currency then being specie.
Now good -four commands from $l5 to
$40 per barrel, and Indian corn, we be-
lieve is as high us in 1916. The procuring
Of bread, with oil the other supplies, at
prevailing rates, requires means which the
operatives in cities, towns, and villages
feel with peculiar severity, and having to
provide them altogether from the wages
of their labor"
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
Te1egraph.
From Europe by Cable.

LONDON, May 4-Evening.-Extraor
dinary precautions are being taken by the
authorities 10 guard against any possible
riotous demonstrations On the occasion o
the proposed reform meeting on Monday
Notwithstanding these measures, serioni
apprehensions are felt, and the stock mar
Nket closed considerably depressed in con
sequence.
LONDON, May 4-Consols, 9lI; Fries
'425 Illinois Central, 75s; U. 8. b.20.s, III
An pthers arc unchanged. Il VTIn N,
LONDON, May 4-Noon.-Conso1s, 81
u. 3. 5i2o's, 7ia. -
q FRkFxFpHr, May 4-Eyening.-Upited
States bonds closed at 762. ~
4 Mvrarec1, May 4-Noon.-Cotton is
guiet3 Aiddling Uplands II Id. Provisions
frdA Corn declined TO AS. 10thet articles
are unchanged. 80 -.
tItEsf6ci, May A. Cotton firm ;lsales
Of l5, ,00o bales; Mfddling Uplands liz
Orleans lfs. Breadstufis quiet and un,
changed.
: Q6fEsSspwf, May 4s--4The steamship
Manhattan, from New York, arrived to.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
Reconstruc,,op.' !. .,,,,,,,

The following correspondence is pub
lished in the New Orleans Tribune ol
April 80: - s.
HEADouAnrsRs FIFTH MrLIrARr Dm.,
p Nnw 0RLHArs, April 1, 1867.
~ General y. s. Gra',i, Conraniing ArSaie,
ef bs Uaif>f Sfafss. n ~ N
In consequences Of a diversity ofopinion
have the honor to request an authorita.
tive decision showing who are prohibited
from voting under the military Bill, cover.
ing all cases. PHI. SHRRIptN,
Maior Gonaral
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

SPRING TME.-Y yesterday, for few
hours, we had some seasonable weather,
which afforded us some slight premoni
tions of the approaching summer But
before night-iall the chilly breezes which
have environed us for some time past, re.
newed their visitations, much TO the dis
comfture of the persons who were abroad
too lightly clad.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
United states troops Resisted.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 4.-Lieut Rice,
with q detachment Of the I'd United States
infantry, last night attempted to arrest the
murderefs Of the negroes at Nicholasville,
KY, but he was resisted by q superior
force, and was unable to make the arrests.
He was wounded in three places, but not
fatally. Aprivate soldier wax also wounded
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
Attachment Quashed.

RICHMOND, May 4.-The court to-day
quashed the attachment for $4,000 made
by Clafin & Co., Of New York, against
Steinbrock & Brother. gF-
The Glover Hill pits, which recently ex-
ploded, were opened to-day. There was q
depth Of twelve feet of water in them. No
bodies were recovered.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
THE Con[R,.r,s,,

CRIMINAL CouRr-Jtldge Fisher. - In
the Criminal Court on Saturday morning, the
case Of the Lovy Court, indictsd for mot keeping
a public road in order In the suburbs Of George.
town, was taken mp, and the srgumsnts FOR the
prosecution offered By Mf. Matthew n bsbali
ford, for the defcncs, admitted that The Lsyy
Court had failed % ksep the road spsciasd in
order, but gave - the reason, that coners>s had
years ago made an appropriation Of ti25, 600 for
the purpose Of constructing the road and keep
ing II In repair. Tho parties, after arguing pro
Il con, agreed TO submit . plain statement Of
facts IN writing 10 the Court for q decision upon
the law In this case. r.r, -
The case is an old one, and has never been sat.
isfaotorily decided for either party, II is 10 DO
hoped that the opinion Of Justice Fisher win
lead 70 an amioable adjustment Of the question.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

A SEVERE frost was experienced through.
out portions Of Ohio on Thursday night.
At Cleveland the water froze to the thick.
ness of quarter of an inch. At several
points on the lake shore the peach trees
are injured. No damage is reported in
the interior of the State. 1t is hoped that
the grain crops and fruits generally are
not badly damaged.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
Children suHocated.

PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-Two colored
children were suffocated this A. M. on
Locust street. Their mother left them
locked up in room, which they set on
fire by playing with matches.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
Yellow Fever ON Board the sus-
IL IL u, luehanna.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 3.-The flag
ship Susquehanna, six days from Cape
Haytien, has arrived here. The yellow
fever had broken out there. One seaman
has died, and there are seven mild cases
now on board among the seamen. The
disease is checked, and oil will probably
rapnyar
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

Ex-GovERNoR PERRY, Of South Carolina
has written another letter protesting
against q convention in that State.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

The tannsry of Hon. John b. Alley, at
Groton junction, Massachusetts, burned
on Monday, was insured as follows: How.
ard $1,000 Suffolk. $4,000; Eliot, "a, ,OO0j
Neptune, S4 600; New England, $4,000
National, $4,000; Shoe and Leather, So 900
Prescott, $4,000; Washington, $4,000
Firemen's, S3,O00i Royal, $500; total
$4,000.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

Two distracted husbands in New Lon
don failed to get the assistance Of the
police to arrest their waYward wives from
a house Of ill'fame where they were stop.
ping.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UMrED sTArEs PATENT oYIIoH,


- UNITED STATES PATENT oRTIoH,
wAsHIEaToH, April SC, 1857.
On the petition Of William Miller. OF Pensacola,
Florida, administrator of the estate Of Joseph R.
Miller late OF Jersey City, New Jersey, deceased,
praying for the extension Of patent gIanted TO the
said Joseph r. Miller the I'd day OF August 1883 for
an Improvement in Submarine Tunnels, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent which takes
place on the ID day Of August, 1867;
IL ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent ofaee. on MONDAY, the 18th day Of July
next, at IL O'Clock, M and all persons are notified
TO appear and show cause, II any they have why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO Ale
In the Patent once their objections, specially sci
forth In writing at least t0ev days before the day
OF hearing all testimony hOd by either party, to be
used at the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mltted in accordance with the rules Of the once,
which will be furnished on application.
Deposition and other papers relied upon AZ tesi-
mony, must be nod In the once tt0enty days before
the dSy Of hearing; the arguments. II any, within
ten days after hlinE the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be Published In the
REPuBLIoiH and the InlsIlfpsnoer, Washington, d.
O. and In the Times, New York, NV York, once .
week for three successive weeks the hrat Of said
publications TO bo at least sixty days R5syi9gs to the
day Of hearing. 7. q. THEAKKR'
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.sKditors Of the above papers will please copy,
and ssI their bill. 10 the Patent omss with Palsi
containing thli notice. mN'lAWsW
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

War LADY would wear ;false hair or
curis when By an outlay q oss Dellsr shs cas- pro.
cure an article that viii osass hsf hair 10 earl in
wavy rinsiets Or heavy, massive enris ,,.ii,s-t
does not inJure the hair but the e0ntrury rsn.
ders II son, slo.y,snd hsalthful. II is equally en-
oasious In curling the hair Of the opposite ser.
Msssrs. Berger, Shuts 4 Co, Chemists, Of ffoyln
T., are agents for the same. I1iEuF =
Sec thoir oa rd In apothar caiumn .-..--4..-.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

The $3.50 White Dress Shirts, warranted
TO A. and Manufactured of better materials than any
white shirt sold for the amount, at 4, saks 4 o.,
5l7 Seventh street f.. ..rss J3i,f h.t.rI.F asa
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
" Wan DRPARTNErr.

-ADJuTANr aHnnRAL,s 9 orF1cr,-
WASHINGTON, April 2, 1867.
Geagai y 8, 0raHi, conraadins Armis; Of
4 tie Unifsd Statsss =
: GKSRRAL: The Secretary Of War acknow.
lodges the receipt Of copy Of q telegram
from Major General Sheridan, dated April
!, IN relation 10 prohibition from voting,
and directs me to inform you that II was
submitted TO the President in Cabinet, and
Instructions deferred until the Attorney
General completes his opinion upon the
same point heretofore presented by Major
Generd Schofeld, and on reference by the
President, now under consideration OF the
Attorney General. Nr~g MAJ I
I,haye the honor 70 be, general, very
respectfully, your obedient servant,
.G4 ; rrs, a. ,yy r 7 Il. D. oTowssRsr,. -
40 gAAN~ Assistant Adjutant General. =
Official copy respectfully furnished for
the Information OF Major General Sheridan.
J Uelo- 3 GEORGE X. LxEr, A. A. @.
he SBsADoUIsrsn. FiStS sf,psr.nr pssdA
- rr0R NEW 0HbnkEs, ,1Apriie Q, 1897. bU}m
General U. s. Grant, Commanding ATpliss of
tie United States, Washingion, D. c.; ~
GENERAL: / am now In readiness TO com.
mcnce the registration in this city. Will
in few days commence throughout the
whole State Of Louisiana. n DTi't.0i
A reply to my telegram asking an au-
thoritative decision on what Glasses are
disfranchised Is very important.
|. .. --g.g- p. II. SHERIDAN,
i- w Major General U. 8. A. 5
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

For SIG, $40 and $22-Goo and Fine
Black Cloth Froek coa.s, rsosivsd sad for sale at
Hsnnings Ono Price Clothing Store. the corner Of
Seventh street and Maryisnd avenue, s,an s9's tn,
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

ohrHAss CouRr-Jttdge Purcell On
Saturday the will Of Charles Stoke, deceased,
was admitted 10 probate and record
The will Of Col. Richard Bustoed, jr was filed
and fully proven. gt6 EiT
The will Of Ellen Toner was filed for probate.
Eskert Wssmuth was appointed guardian to
Eckert Beokman, orphan Of John and Mary
Beokman. Bond $500
Tho first and final account Of william s. Fen.
dali, administrator Of Charles A, Henderson, dc.
ceased; an aooount Of the personal estate of John
Henning, deceased, and the frst and final ao.
count Of George W. Henning, administrator Of
the same estate; tho third general and fourth in.
dividual accounts Of Eliza d. Duvall, guardian
TO the orphans Of Andrew J. Duvail, was ap.
proved and passed, tr % gs.rlr % sss Dos ~.
EQuIrY CoURr-Judge 0lin.-Dyer VS..
Dyer. Order allowing amendments as if filing
hill and deerea ratffving decrass of Ootoh.r
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

The foregoing is correct statement Of
the public debt, as appears from the books
and Treasurer's returns In the Depart
ment on lst Of May, 1867.
HuoH MoCuLLocH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
CAL ITEMS.

BOYS surrs from s5 to si5 at A. saks 4
Go, 5l7 Seventh street n t.5rr.zr gJ.frrT
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

Blue FLANNEL SuIrs, all grades and
sis', various prices, a sshs oo,s, No sI7 seventh
street, four doors abcSs old stand ~ - Y alA
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
ss- U. q. Internal Rsvenus,
y % AssrssORs oIyicf, wlsnisaros CirI.

AssrssoRS oTricf, WAsHisoroS Crrr.
To all tOhom q may concern ,..-, 60 81.
Notice is hereby given that the snnus list for In.
come and Special Tsx will be In the Asssssors once
teS Seventh street. and open for Inspection and sx.
animation BY all psrsons Who may dssirs n on the
10th day Of MAY next. All psrsoss who may feel
aggrieyed By the asssssmsnt rsturnsda as erroneous
or oppressive, can appeal to the Assessor to have the
same corrected all such appeals must be In writing,
and shall specify the particular cause. maitsr or
thing respecting which decision Is requested, ard
shall moreover state the sround or prineps Of error
complained Of
All persons subject TO Special TaI or License to do
business Of any kind, are hereby notinsd that ali
Licenses or Special Tar expire May lst and are re-
quirsd to DO renewed; any person or persons doing
business without payment Of Special Tax or License
are subject to fine Of $500 and two years imprisou
menti and all persons who shall not have made their
income return bsfors the above date will be a.
sesssd by the Assistant Assessor Of the District in
which they reside, and the penalty annexed.
M PEARSON
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

So To Consumptivss.-The Advertiser
having been restored 10 health In few vesks, By
very simple remedy, After having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, is anxious to maks kaown 70
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure. rr1fy.u
To all who desire II he will ssnd cory Of the pre-.
serption used, Gree ofsharse) with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which thsy will
nnd SURE CuRE roR CONSUMPTION, AsrHxA, BRoH-
oHrrrs, DC. Tho only object Of the advertiser in
sending the prescription is to bensnt the aiaistsd
and spread information which he eoneeivss 10 be In
valuable; and he hopes svsry sufferer will try his
remedy. a 10 will cost them aothinR and may prove
blessing. lfs4. .. % H. .H ....
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oc25-dwly williamsburg, Kings MY.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
r. N. PkARSUN,
my1.eotlO Assessor District Of Colu pnbia

as- Free 60 Evsrybody.-A large 0 PIP
Circular, giving Information Of the greatest import
Anes 10 the young Of both sexes. tN4INEE
It teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the despised respected, and the forsAksh loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail 10 send
their Address, and receive copy postpaid, BY re-
turn mail Address T. o. Drawer, 81,
mhl9-d&wly Troy, n. Y.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
sPE CIAL N o TICEs.

So Board OF Trade.-A Meeting OF the
BOARD OF TRADE OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLUM-
BIA will be held on MONDAY EVENING, Nay g. a
O'Clock. J. II. sEhhEs, President
N.sARDo, Secretary. .t'lW - %
mat.N tChron., Star, q Intsl.l