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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

PISE NOsuXEST The moa,
recent and the Gnsst monuments erected ia
Greenwood cemetery, Is one Of Scotch
Granite Ia the lot d Nf. Jsmer Reed, 10
the memory q dsceSssd daughter, !.p
Cpnsort d Ai. T. G. DunAWay. The Do.
Sign il beautiful Rnd the workmanship
very dne Tha tribute Of affection to one
who wa iondly loved In lie, Wsa pus.
Chased ~ the Union Marble Work., 10
SieubeHril.s, o., J II Brstor, proprie,og,
by whom II WAa imported dtreCl from
SoolAnd, and Wss put up under the lrNs
mediate supervision d X. II. Evans, ijT-
msTlY Of this city. lIhAfl type d the
solid, sgbstAnt!a! virtues and grsces Of
the decessed, and fepFgssnts the cud1ring
nature o. the love entertlired fgf her by
grief stricken parents and beieaved hgs
band
We hear that blr Bris:0. Is having
prepared IN Scotland large and quite
elaborate monument Of He'd Granite, to
be placed over the grave Of one Of our
most highly esteemed citizens, the late
Holatoa Harden II is said that whea
dulhed there will BE- few granite mont
mrnn IN this country superior % II, Mr
u, has Au advantage In furnishing work Of
this character, in the TACT that he has IN
interest in large granite works In o..
land, add is therefore prepared 10 take
orders at prices much less than those who
are not 70 situated.
Mr. Bristor Is also prepared 10 furnish
monuments Of the finest Italian or Ameri
can marble, None bat the best workmen
arc employed, 80 that work Of a superior
grade Ia guaranteed those who make
their purchases At his establishment. The
prices charged for these marbles are yer y
Reasonable, and we recommend those Of
our readers who may be contemplating
lnc erection Of monuments OF lombIloues
TO address BIZ B - above stated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28
A 4.
dseS
Take Notice.

From this day on we Will
commence to sell off our
ontlTo stock Of Dry Goods
ind Notions at and below
cost, tho prices not being
so much an object as tho
disposal Of our stock. Great
eaCFlhces may be looked for.
aemember that this saIe
Includes BIae': SIIks, SILK
Popllns, SILK VeIvets,
shawIs, general Domestic
Goods; also, Iaet years
Spring and Summer Goods.
Ladies', now Is your time
to call for bargains at the
closing out saIo at I34
Main st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

MUNICIPAL CoUEr.-Thia Court stands
adjourned until lOi o'clock this morning,
but whether His Honor will be able to
meet his engagement, We have no inIOr.
nation at the present writing Judge G.
We hear, is suffering from . severe cold,
and has been confined TO his house for
teYcrSl lANs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

New FALL AND WINTER GooDs.-C
Hess, corner Main and Quincy streets,
has just received the most complete and
choice line Of Foreign and Domestic Cas-
simues, Scotch Cheviots, English and
French DiSgonals, Cloths Of all shades
Vestings, Gcntlcmen's Furnishing Goods,
&c, that can be found in the city. Also
a large stock Of German and Fancy
Woolcn Knitted Jackets. lie does all
work in the best style and guarantees fits.
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CHRISTMAS GoODs.-J. T. Lakin i Co
have now on hand nice assortment Of
Dressing Gowns, MuiIlers, Neck Ties,
scaris and Linen Handkerchiels; also, a
large assortment OF Gloves, consisting Of
Kid, Castor, Cloth and Cali, with Otter
and Beaver fur tops, all oEwhich they are
selling atsmall profits.
Ladies desiring presents for their Cen
temen friends or Gentlemen desiring
presents Tor themselves that will be useful
will DO well to give them call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Remember the place, No. 81 Monroe
Street, 9nd aoOr east Of Franklin Insurance
Building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

FoR MUSICAL FmENDs.-Thc best place
to make purchases OF presents, such as
Piano Stools, Covers, Music Books, Sheet
Music, Pianos, Organs, Violins, Guitars,
or u thousand and oSc things to be found
in music store is at Sheib's, on Monroe
street, A small outlay now and a small
monthly payment hereafter, would secure
an enjoyable Christmas or New Years
gin for many u family, for tho Renting
Plan at Sheib's offers unequallGd induce.
mGnts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

HELD FoR PosTAGE-The following
letters are detained in the Post Office
here tor prepayment Of postage, and II not
called for in the prescribed time, will be
sent TO the dead letter Office at Washing.
ton City; S. Il. Croker, 80 Bromfleld
street, Boston, Mass, 8 cts; Adalyh Roth,
Amherst, Lorraine county, o., 8 cts; r.
Il. Forcstal, 90 South Fifth street, Phi.
adelphia, Pa, s cts,
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CouGu SYRUr.-The following prcpar.
alton is said to be q superior remedy for
a recent or = outstanding cold One
ounce each Of hosrhOund, boneset, flax.
seed, gunsrabic, liquoTice root (bruiSedl
put in two quarts Of water, boil slowly to
one; strain and add one pound Of crushed
sugar, aud one pint best molasses; simmer
all together. Dose, from tablespoonful
TO u wine glass several times day accOr'
ding to severity Of the cough.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

BEHIND TnIE.-The trains on the rail.
roads leading to our city are arriving very
iuegularly. The Cincinnati Commercial
of Thursday morning was delivered at
our office yesterday afternoon, aud late in
the afternoon al that. The trains on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh road have also
been behind time in their arrival. This,
however, seems TO be the case pretty
much all over the country, so that our
railroads are not singular in this respect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

United Presbyterian Church.
English Lutheran Church.
City Clerk.
Discount on Books.
Coal and Coke.
For Sale-OXen.
Silver Enthusiastically & Dul!leld
Assignee Notice.
DIR. LOngdOn.
DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills.
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DoHr FAIL To READ DR.. Lougions
&riIing and truthful letter on diseases OF
the mind and nervous system, physical
exhaustion and premature decay Of the
intellect, their rational treatment and pos.
tive cure. on our second page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

yyou want thorough Business EIl
cation, 90 to the National Business Col.
lege, Hornbrook'I Hall, Main street
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PERsoSAL-lIon. A. |. BOFcmnn, Of
YarkcrsbuTg, was in tho city, yesterday.
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Do NOT fail TO so to Henry Jacobs, As
he is determined 10 give extra induce.
menIs in all kinds Of Dry Goods f0r the
next ten days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

CLosgD.-The river closed here las!
evening, for the Third time this winter
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HAVE your Pictures framed at Brown
& Higgins Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

LADIES, Gold leaf Ond White Kid and
Gentlemans Embroidered, Slippers, Just
received at L. V BIond,s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

TURKEYS, Butter, Eggs, snd all kinds OF
Groceries for the Holidays, received daily
At Z A. siafk'S, Main Street, between 81
and Sd, Centre Wheeling. give him call
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HESEr JAcoEI Nlh laf TIE mex, .en
days Gents Underwear. Al such !oE
pfices tbs, everybody will be ssloahhed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

New style frames at Brown & Higgins
Gallery.
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b, when jour pants are Old ard bare.
FFotn STEADY uhs and constant usAG
A. Cheap.s, rates ill eel palfl
II. PRANK, tho Grrat OSE PaIeE Gothic.
q AGafUe Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

TIKI greatest bargains ever yei heard d
in shsVh and Felt Skirts, for the rex,
ten days, a. HeaFy Jacobs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

YoU no longer have any reason 70 wear
troubled look about "thAt pain In your
SIDE OF your awful lame back, or yogr
bursting Headache. Tot Pain Cure OIL
Is now tho Standard Remedy tor eli!
painful complaint Use nothing else i5r
there Is nothing like II. sold By ali
druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

LAST Gay Tor Porcelain Pictures before
ChEistmas, at the Partridge Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

NATIONAL BUsNRs CoLLRoE, Horn.
brooks Hall, Main street, Wheeling. W.
Va, the most successful institution OF the
kind ever In the State.
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The "Creccnte" is tie cigar. Buy OF
g. F. Mayer t Son, No ll2 Market
street
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sTEREos0oPEo Views at the Partridge
Gallery,
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CAMEO MEDILLIgys q, 81. Partridge
Gallery.
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HAVE your Pictures for the Holidays
made at Brown s Higgins Gallery.
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The best cigar IN WAeell..., Is LA Flor
de Morals" G F Mayer Z Sou, liz
Marriott street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

STAR TIPS at G, =. Mayer & Sous, No.
liz Market street.
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Ghe1ntslligsnee1;
Now AdEertIIomenIr.

SATURDAY, DEC. Is, 1872.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28
Educational.
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

RsAb!ished by CongresS; adopted BY tic State;
aided BY the bsnevoIeloe Of individuals, soclo.
ties, aud other institutions.
Five Departments Of usruetion-Llterury,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Engineer.
ing. Also thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department
In charge Of Rlsrgo Faculty Of accomplished
scholars and sueeessful educators.
PuI. TEEN begins September 9Th. wDSTEE,
December +th. SPEISG, March 2iih.
CoAAEEcEHEST, June 10, 1873.
Total expenses from $50 TO l3SO per yoar. LesI
TO thoss boarding in clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing flll parueu.
lars, 20
ALEX. MARTIN, President.
AoROANToWH, ". Va July IS, 1874. Iy29
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

Try the Snapper" bes, five cent cigar
10 Wheeling, Of G. + Mayer { Sons,
lie MGrketsuest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

LEAvE your orders early for your Pic
lures at Brown & Higgins Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

PICTURE FEANEs at the Par,hIg
Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

The best Stogie made can DO bought
at G. F Msyer6 Sons, No liz Market
street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

SILVER GRAY 40 + Mayer
& Sons, No. ne Market street They
are made Of pure YarA tobacco.
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Traneportatlon.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BE
L ran - he IO}uEiHg scEedEle on AID AGss
NJytslbos L ls-g w keglirF Ems.
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srEREoscoPc vrvs 4, the Partridge
Gallery.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
A pREsmEYTIAL EXCLUSION.

President Grant arrived in this city, yester-
day, from Long Branch, by the morning boat. He was
accompanied by Mrs Grant and his two sons, Lieut.
Fred Grant and Jesse Grant, and Gen. Horace Porter
The party went TO the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Their
arrival not having been announced they were
not disturbed by callers. During the day
the President and Mrs. Grant called upon friends.
Iu the afternoon Gen Grant visited the headquarters Of
the Grant Republican Executive Committee. AT p m.
the entire party proceeded to the Erie Railway depot
where Pullman had been reserved for their use.
The President with his family, will 60 down the St Law
renee 10 Alexandria Bay and the Thousand Islands,
where they Will remain for time enjoying the fish
ing and scenery
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
STATEN ISLAND.
POLICE NOTES.

Frederick Felker. a German age AZ, OF No. IS
Thrist died night, from habituai drankennesA
Clara Miller age 10, of No. SO Barrow-st, was
prorsei BY The heat Ninety second yesterday afternoon
Owen Hardy age 81, Of No. 5iS Tenth-ave, fell IN
YESTERDAY afternoon and nEng hs bead sgnss
passing wagon received severe inIunes
The body of an unknown man, age about 40. middle
bight the
al the foot OF Bankst., n. r., last evening
John Matfeld and Richard Kline Brooklyn hquor
Tor Violating The sunday clause oi ne 1e i" "
yesterday, sent TO faynondst jan ior =" u'ys'
John Ross, age 81, fell out of the fourth story
asleep yesterday and received probable ata nnne"
Al the Yorkville Police Court, yesterday, John
Meonad John smith William DJIAn locked up for ap
No % Seyuthae OF pZO worm OF Jew
ely sunday, In bathing house.
An intoxicated man was arrested at Thirty-hfth-
NnhAVe last night charged with attempting 70 hdnap Two
little children lie pernsGed them follow nm from Thireenthst
but was oyeraEeu BY tae ehildrens mother
Delderich Van SO0ster. charged with resisting
81 $50 bail by Commissioner shields J b. Fry charged With using
cancelled Revenue stamps h0norably discharged.
Gerris Gomez age 10, of No. 40 Mott-st., and Will
liam Davis age Motst quarTeled evening Gomez
stabbed DAVIS the back with knife ndctng slight wound 10
arrested, but Davis refused to make complaint
While Mrs. Lange Of No. 400 SiXthgt., was passing
building with her dughe Amelia age 2 IN her
upon head and causing ooeuon Of the tan which Will probably
prove fatal.
Harry Rutters and Thomas Mcdonnell called on
Yandeputte lJl and while proposing
other robbed the house Of $3.50 worth Of clothing
Jeferson Market, Yesterday John
held for opening his saloon No % Amy, Sunday
49, locked attempting commit
. rape on Katie Huer age !. Of No. % YaDilm-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
CARELESS DRIVING.

A truck driven by Morris Fitzgibbons of No.
l23 Monroe-s, into streetcar OF the sevenh-ave
line, at Twenuetht yesterday. The front platform OF
the torn of, and the driver, James Maynard
of No % Bedford-st, thrown beneath the wheels
His right LEG broken and his left hip very severely
crushed. Ftzgbb0ns was arrested.
Mary Sherlock age TO- OF LudlOwst., IN attempting to
cross Firstaye over by cart, YESTERDAY ana
received severe scalp wound. The driver. Joseph
Goldschmidt Of No 503 East Eleventhst arrested
William ;. Fawsett age 4. of No CSC West Elgnteehin
St.. over by lumber wagon, yesterday, ana III
stantly killed "
Thomas Hapin OF No ln East One-hundred-and-nlhe-
teenth-st, and John Flanagan of No. los East ohe-
hundred and-tweuty-s were thrown from %
plumbers wagon at ThiTd-aye. and One-hundfedahu
ieuthst., last evening, and severely injured, Dy,
collision with ice-car No. SO OF the knickerDOcker Ice
COMPANY The driver OF the ice-cart was arrested
Annie Hamberg age 10, Of No. 81 Wlllet-s, was run
over and slightly injured by BAKERS wagon, III HODI
Of her resaenCe, last eYenlng
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
which have already been paid as follows:
THE DUMpING-BoARD NUISANCE

The Executive Committee of the Board OF
Commissioners of Public Docks yesterday 10 listen
60 tie statements Of merchants who presented remon-
srapces last Thursday against the construction of
dumping board at the foot Of Maidenlane for street
refuse About 20 Of the remoustrants appeared, and
Police Commissioners Smith and Bosworth, with Capt.
orne were present IN the interest Of the Street Clean
INC Departmeut II was claimed that dumping board
ai TINS point would be public nuisance and mghy det
r,mepta 10 commerce and surrounding property DOCK
Commissioner Hunt, chairman Of the committee stated
NAT tie Police Department had applied for dumping
Mac and hat the Board had selected the foot Of
M.,detlape AS the least Objectionable point President
Aenew sad that he appreciated the value Of the dock to
commerce but as there was no other suitable place.
Matdeulane had been selected though with great
reluctance.
Mr. Roosevelt in behalf Of tie remonsrants said that
the slip. which was owned by Tie city, would be dam
aged 600 year. which would prove greater expense
than would be incurred by carting the refuse to the
dutDping place al West Washington Market The finest
sbppDg would also be driven away, and the injury 10
adjacent property would be incalculable
President Agnew thought that the commerce OF the
East River had already suffered enough from other
causes Poce-Commissioner Bosworth said that the
dumping places were kept clean and not nuisances
Tncre was uO dumping board on the East RIVER beiOW
GouyerneuT-st. and the caItlng atide IRON creating
IpsauCe involved 70 per cent additional expense. 10
hce ceCaptan lbS ssjoIer Wood mat snont 100 loads
a. yefnse 10 10 the Weet Washington Market dumping
,are every day He also stated TO DOCK Commissioner
t fty III of the down town streets could not be
ianSd an night because many Of them were hled with
f bch the law allowed 10 stand ln rOnt OF stables
nissouer Henry thought that the woTE should be
a., ~ night and considered the additional expense Tor
tTlfng in comparison with the INJURY lKeiy 10
t g. commerce. Capt TborDe informed the remon.
s MAJ from 100 70 2J0 loads OF refuse per Gay W0ud
~ faken 10 the new dumping board, II established.
~ Goomissonef wood thought tnat The TeInOnstIants
were undeY mlsappTehensiOn III thinking tnat because
tle dumping boards were sucl an lhtOieiaole hus.o
nIder he charge OF John L. Bfown late contractor,
the would be 10 now The Board had 10 c9bsdti an
ars of the cty and IN this instance u had eohsceh
non.ly selected the proposed site as the ohS Piol"I
Slaee Az there were dumping boards al Weht
I'm Market and at the foot Of lAiRDtstp inc NoitD
KiyeT ought 70 10 relieved -. .a,, 49,,
Hr Roosevelt said thai dumping DOaIu enou'" bO'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
MORE WORK FOR ADMINISTRATION VOTERS.


Gen. j. Jourdan, President of the Brooklyn
Board of Police COMMISSIONER silas b. butcher Super
visor OF Internal Revenue and Others visited the Brook
lyn Navy Yard, on Saturday, for the purpose alleged
OF placing men their interest the rolls OF the Yard
1t was expected that 400 would he added to the
force yesterday number Of new men were
hired in the morning. and is stated that will be
given employment on Aug1
circular issued recently by the Navy Department
forbids the employment Of workmen mechanics whose
appointments are due 10 political influences, and recon-
mends the dismissal OF any officer attempts TO inilu
once the political opinions OF the employees When Rear
Admiral Rowan took charge Of the Navy-Iard, ne
expressed determination resist all attempts OF poll
uclaIls TO control the employment of wOrkmeD, but
ne seems TO be unable carry out his Intention The
worknen may be needed but Ouy those who are known
10 be in sympathy with the Administration can OBTAIN
employment Subscription lists for defTaying the eX-
lenses OF the next election have appeared III the navy
Yard and are receiving signatures orders nave Deen
Issued To hold stores and furniture IN readiness ioi
Navy
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
TWO FATAL AFFRAYS.

Matthew Madden of One hundred -and-elev-
cnth-st and Tenthave., died. yesterday, from pistol
wound accidently inflicted by policeman John Cooney OF
the Thirtyrst Precinct Sunday night while the lat
ter was defending himself from gang OF roughs. In
his ante-mortem statement the deceased eXonerated
Cooney, who discharged upon his own recognzance
10 appear If wanted.
Coroner schirner held inquest yesterday, on the
body OF Matthew Burke Of No G33 West Fory-secOndst,
who was fatally stabbed by his neighbor Jacob Bender
their children. verdict rendered against Bender
who was committed await the action OF the Grand
Jury He German age %, ana CLAIMS 10 nave STABBED
Burke III self-defense.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
A MURDER AT MoNTCLAIR, n. J.

The body of Henry Kohlman, laborer, shot
in three places and partly decomposed, was found on
the farm OF ex Gov. Stewart l. WOodford lat Montcair,
y. j. last Saturday evening. He was last seen alive
about week previous. when he applied for employment
10 David Hoffman, one Of Mr.. WOOdfords tenants. Per
mission 10 remain on the farm given TO him, after
which he disappeared. He had formerly worked for
Hoffman. and more recently in NewYerk. The cause of
his murder is beyond surmse. DR.. DOdd, the county
PHYSICIAN was summoned and examined the body. One
wound in the lower part Of the neeE, the second Is III
the night side and the third wound is IN the Dack The
COrOner's Jury is stu sitting.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30

the Injunction" Barnard's friends who remember HE
remark that he favored his friends and not his enc
miles," will enjoy hearing that the very next uy a Uo,
John r. Fellows the Assistant Dstrlc & tho
into Court and got the injunction Tor Stemhit ny tno
mere asking -. vi, o,d tho lost
vitness called Consumed few moments OF time before
the hour of adjournment, and his story Will De eie
graphed tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT DICKNsops, IN pARKRo".
oam-771 Eoon-BJ' 3nm.-86' hdnighL-15'
PROMINENT ARRIYAIs.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
F;nh Avenue Hotel-Rear-Admiral o. s. Glsson.
o. NAVY Col hcComb Of Delaware Judge Charles Mason c
Utica Prof w r. Blake of Nevsyeh The Rev Gholon o.
Baltimore Charles Wefed Mass and sevat Ia
wocdtori Metropolitan HolThe Hon Thsmss Swami "
c. Lasrobe Of Maryland and the Hon T. BFgs "a
Delaware HorJe-HxGoy. j. a. Smith and frtdns
Billing Of vermon Winthrop jr Of Boston snd the he' y n
Vidal Sussex Co., England York H0kt-Gen Wit hsh
Of Mississippi Col Yerger Of Bsmos and Arthur Chea NJ
HoeLGen. ~ r. Banks OF Massaehnsetw
Tehma japanese Minister England Col sam Tate Of hemgh
f. X Hnckley Of Chicago William H. Seward Of Auburn l.
. Holman Hoa- Ramse Of Ne1burEh and Gen d. Nek'
New Gisy HouseChsrles Parrish Of Wte'osft
Penn. Coknan Hous-Bishop Quinai Of Tennessee AIor
Hovs-CoL T. Sede ~ck Of California Grand Central ifckt
Count O. Pesets Baron Holander Of vienna
HonA.-R 5. ChAnlraA