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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-05-16

Tie Louisville Courier journal Significantly
remarks: The gray jacket who is not for Hor-
ace Greeley deserves strait jacket
A Western paper predicts that one of its Stat e
Senators ''will live and DO honored aud be loved
by the State when the tall prairie grass refuses to
sigh requiem over the graves OF some of its de-
famerh."
"Prsoner said Squire Jones, in awarding
Judgment, sit is a maxim of the law that it il
better to err on the side of mercy. This court
has made up her mind which side she will err
on and nothing remains but to err on that side, "
The New York Commercial is afraid that " the
elevation of MIR Greely to tho chef magistrscy
would be a blow to agriculture from which that
important branch of American industry would
take centuries to recover"
Three thousand workmen took part in the
demonstration in Chicago yesterday, two-thirds
carpenters and prickfayers. The number turn
| lug out was much less than expected. The pro-
cession was orderly and attracted much atten-
| tion.
The adoption of the white hat by the adherents
| of Greeley is fortunate because it will enable the
| wearers to give peculiar and tasteful dstinctuess
| to the black Grape which will necessarily adorn
! the head gear of the Greeley faction during the
| early part of November.
1t is proposed in Engand to oounterbalance
| the depletion caused by emigration from Ireland
| by introducing swarms of Chinese into the Gem
Of the Sea-" The subject is under serious die.
custom in the English papers. The news had
not reached Tipperary when the mails left
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A fire damp explosion in the Bellevieu shaft
at Scranton. yestetday MOI ming, killed three
men and injured many others.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs again con-
sidered the new article to the Treaty Of Wash
ington, but came to no conclusion
The lead works in Pitisburg, whilh were
burned last Sunday, belonged to d. b. L. Fahne-
stock & Co. and not to Fhnestock Haslett d
Co., reported.
The annual Council OF the Protestant Episco
pal Churth of the Diocese of Virginia met in
Norfolk yesterday. About 80 clerical aud 10 lay
delegates we're present.
The Catholic Temperance Societies Of Eastern
New Jersey held convention in Jersey City
yesterday and had torchlight procession in
the evening. Father Burke. the orator, dey-
cred an address in the convention, and rode at
the head OF the procession
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sbrd Fishing.


At the Gloucester fishery, on the Jersey side,
below Camden, over forty men are employed,
and the seine which they use usually makes a
sweep of about two miles. The largest catch il
always taken at high tide, when over two hun
dred shad and many hundred of herring are
generally landed. At the second haul about
hundred and fifty shad are taken; and at the
third haul from seventy-tiye to eighty. Three
haus are made before the tide gets too low to
draw the seine. This is the average number OF
iish obtained thus far during May at the Gou-
eester fishery, aud the catch there has been larg
er during the past two weeks than during the
corresponding period for several yeats past.
six haus are made during the twenty four hours,
one thousand of the former and ten thousand
Of the latter
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.


WAsHINGToN, May 16.
SENATE.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the
Baltimore and Potomac Depot bill Several
amendments were offered and rejected
The Depot bill finally passed, all the amend
ments being voted down. This is a triumph of
the Pennsylvania Railroad over the Baltimore
and Ohio Company.
HOUSE.
The House resumed the Tariff and Tax bills.
Mr.. staikweather moved to put saltpeter on
the free list.
Mr.. Dawes opposed the motion, and said it
was in the interest Of two Of the greatest mon
opoles of the country-th Hazard and Dupont
Companies-that rolled up millions If dollars
during the war, and held the Government in
their power.
The amendment was agreed to by vote of rs
to 50. A motion to amend by striking out the
item taxing sal soda and soda-ash, a quarter of
cent per pound was rejected.
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The laborers on the New York Poet-ofice be-
gan working on the eight-hour system yester-
dav.
The carpenters strike in New Y lrk has been
successful, and all the mon will probably be at
work on their own terms to-day 1t ia reported
that the cabinet-nakers. plumbers. granite cut
ters journeymen talors and other trades are
organizing for strikes.
An attempt has been made to destroy the ma
chinery of certain steel works in Jersey City
Their employees struck last week, and ii is sup
posed that they attempted TO ruin the works to
prevent other men from taking their places.
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The grand operate Concert, by Miss Cassie
REM, ard other drtisies, takes place at the op
ers House this eyeuini, and will be, no doubt
a LiIllial and delightful affair Miss Antonia
lIcnze. (contalto,) signor P. Ferranto. (bari-
tone,) Mr. Charles REM, QenorD and
Mr. Jerome Hopkins, (pianist,) will assist in
the Concert, aud Herr Leopold Fngelke il con-
ductor The proglame is a most attractive one
aud copies may be seen, previous to the hour
Of of commencement, at Boughman, Thomas
A Co.'S
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Jacob Haehulan, Sr. formerly of this city, and
now publisher of the Stats leit1ng Trenton,
New Jersey, has been on visit to this city.
Stokes is now designated as the man who
was present when Colonel Fisk fell down stairs
and killed himself
Franz Abt does not know word of English,
and consequently all the complimentary speech
es are made and responded TO in German lam
guage.
Bret Harte ia to publish soon. through Messrs.
James X. O+good Il Co., now volume Of
sketches, called MRS. Scaggs Husband, and
other pieces"
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Fruit.

This is a fruit country. Nearly all farmers
may raise their own fruit Strawberries, rasp-
berries, currants and goossberries grow, or
will grow almost anywhere. They can be
camel and 80 preserved the whole year. APP
los. pears and peaches can be raised on moet
farms There is no good reason why fruit
should not be as plenty al corn or wheat. This
is iliOus country, that is. the people who live
mere are especially liable to bilious diseases.
There is. perhaps, no better preventive of bill
Ions diseases than the constant use of fruit
a. diet 1t corrects the acids and juices OF
the stomach and assists digestion. 1t keeps the
bowels properly active, and prevents that slug
gshness and torpidity which promote bilious
arrangements. Fruit. to do its best office in
the diet, should be cooked and eaten rs a part
of the regular meal. Thus use /, how delicious
il is How it adds to the pleasures of meal
to have it enriched with 30 delicate and agree
able an article OF diet How chaste aud eleva-
ting is tile tendency Of gu ii a diet compared
with one of solid meat and bread. So it is the
hest diet is really the peasantest-therefore, let
fruit grow ON our farms. adorn and make pleas
ant all our tables - Colemdn's Rural World.
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CONFEDERATION OF THE ADDITIONAL ARTICLE II
THE COMMITTEE ON FoREIGN RELATIONS.
WASHINGTON, May 16.
The Committee on Foreign Relations had IL
additional article of the Washington Treaty u1
der consideration, but arrived at no conclusion.
Ii is believed, however, that it will be reported
by the Committee and passed by the Senate this
week
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SECOND EDITION.
$50, p. M.


YoRK, Pa, May 16.
Apaper relates that one of Barnum's Fiji can
ibals died while at that place. and that the other
Canibals made an attempt at eating the remains
They were secured, and the mutilAted remains
were quietly buried.
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Aeatas.

HAYES.-suddenly of heart disease, on the 18th
inst Sarah X. hayes, widow Of tn late Richard
Hayes aged II.
The relatives a d friends Of the family are re-
spe, tiullY invited TO attend the funeral to leave the
resiaence of her neph W, No. 3VT Second sire .,
Saturday afternoon, 18Th inst, at 81 O'Clock, with
ont fur her nntich
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1HE SHENANDOAH" QUESTION.
LONDON, May 16.
The Globe has an article showing that while
the American claims for vessels destroyed by
the rebel Shenandoah amonnt to six millions
and half, the prize money claimed by the crew
of the Shenandoah foot up only eleven hundred
thousand
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A lively interest is being manifested in the
nomination election for Sheriff and Coroner, on
Saturday, The object ought to be- not merely
to nominate candidates, but to do it 80 that they
could lie elected, afterward. This sometimes
= ems to drop entirely ont of consideration.
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The following is believed to be a full list of
Presidential candidates now in the teld. II
any have been omitted, tley will please notify
us
Daniel Pratt, Peripatetic.
George Francis Train, Independent.
James Black. Temperance.
Judge David Davis, Labor Reformer.
Horace Greeley, Protection and Free Trade.
Victoria @. Woodruff, Woman Suffrage
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At Chicago on Tuesday, young and hand,
some" woman, said to belong to a wealthy and
respectable family" appeared at the county jail
with marriage license and justice Of tho peace
and insisted on being married to "a notorious
hotel thief who is awaiting trial, and will, ,doubt.
lesa be hent to the penitentiary. The lady's wish
was gratihed, the twain made one, and the thiei
returned to his cell.
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ASt. Louis dancing master wants divorce
because his wife Is unedncated.
Why is muif like fool? Because it holds Il
lady hand without squeezing it.
1t Ia asserted that fresh boiled lobster eaten
hy an inebrate is a potent agent in restoring
him to soberness.
~, !, Inc New York Evening Post asks "Will the
tribune inform us whether, in its opinion, it is
peti"
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BOY OF SIXTEEN SHOOTS HIS FATHER
NEW York, May 16
Justice McMara was shot on Tuesday by his
son, aged sixteen, at Beclimantown, because | 9
reprimanded him for playing truant.
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washingt.n n.

DEATH OF COL. GEORGE MoDoUGALL.
WASHINGTON, May Is.
Col. George McDougal, one OF the California
pioneers, of 1910, died from an overdose of
morphine, taken while intoxicated
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REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON May 16.
Probabilities From western Pennsylvania to
Maryland, clear weather. rising barometer, and
fresh northerly to easterly winds.
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HEADS HYcEIAN HOME.
Cor. Van Buren, st. and shalicrOss Ave,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

PUSFY HEALO, NJ. D., pyvs.c,,,s
MARY Ii. HEALb, M. D., fhis'iANs
mar19-lyOf
This new, first class Institution for the Hygienlc
TreatmentOf Invallds-withOut Medi ines-has now
bt en- in successful operation for fifteen mOnths
with patients from seventeen States and Territories
In the HYGIsEIO TREATMENT of the sick, we repu.
date the entire system OF drug-RiYing as not only
terly falaciOus, but terribly destructive to health
happiness and life Medicines, such as are daily ad
mnstered to sick persons, II given TO those in Wig
orOus health, would inevitably make them |. Rea
son, Nature. and true Science must and do condemn
sucn q Healing ~ Art
Ne rely solely upon natural means, which include
an appropriate combination OF Wholesome FOOd,
Pure Air, Various forms OF Tepid, Hot and c I'D
Baths Ia Pure. soft Water, Swedish NJ vements fol
the strengthening OF feeble muscles, the relief OF
congested organs and equalization of the clrcula-
lion, Magnetism Sun Baths, Abundant Sleep ana
Rest, Outdoor Exercise, Proper Clothing, Recrea
tton ct.
DIR. NJ. H. HEALO gives especial attention tc
ladies', as does Dr. T. HEALD to gentlemen.
Cases visited in TOsn or Country.
marl9-ru, Ih& ;atfp
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MEMORIAL OFFERING TO THE DELAWARE COUNTY
BRAVES.
Col. s Litzenberg, Architect of Chester, has
just completed the design of the Soldiers Mon
ument of Delaware county. The base, 13 feet 6
inches to be of Leper granite. The other por-
tions of the monument will be of Eastern gran
ite excepting the cap, which will be of Delaware
County Serpentine. The height of the monu-
ment will be 81 feet inches, winch will be
surmounted by bronzed statue feet high,
making the entire height 30 feet inches. The
panel on each side of the shaft will be raised one
and quarter inches, on which will be placed
suitable inscriptions. This monument will be
placed in the Chester Rural Cemetery. Proposals
for the work will be published at an early date
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7yew Adpertisetneuts
geW Sdpertisemeuts
THE VALLEY ROUTE.
NORTHERN PACIFIC GOLD
BONDS.
BANKING HOUSE OF
j a " COO IxE ~ co.
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THE VALLEY ROUTE.

We are offering the NORTHERN PACIFIC 1880
GOLD BONDS at par and interest in currency.
They are Issued In denominations of 500 TO 81 200
COUPON, 800 to $t0n00 REGISTERED, and are at
all times interchangeable at the pleasure of the
holder without charge.
They are secured by a FIRST AND ONLY MORT
GAGE on thcr,ad is Equipments, Earnings and
conpleton Of the Road, will exceed $4,000 Acres to
each mil Of track, 800 Acres Jf Land 60 secure
each 81, 900 bond
These bonds are a. all times receivable by the
Trustees at TEN PER CENT. EalUA, In pay
ment for aDy lands purchased from the Company
In vie" Of the ample security upon which the
bonds ale based and the rate of interest they bear
we believe there is nrat-class Investment safer
nor more profitable.
State Bonds, Wilmington City Loan, and Bank
Stocks can now convert them into
Northern Pacific 7-3Os
Realizing an immediate profit ard INCREASE
THEIR ANNUAL INCOME LARGELY.
AL marketable sesuritiea recelved,in exchange,
without expense to the investor at their highest
current value.
JNO. McLEAR g. SON,
B A N * E II s,
NO. eo2 MARKET STREET,
mar29 d&wsmof WILMINGTON, DEL.
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EINE GROCERIES.

LINE GROCERIES. .,,
keeps constantly on hand, at HIS well established
stand, N. W. csrner Sixth nd Lombard,
Full Supply of the Choicest Groceries.
Coed Black Tea, only 75c per ID; pest Black,
per ID Astral Oil, l3c per qt, or SOC per gallon;
OIL 1l5e fire test at l0e per qt, or 35c per gallon.
You will ind everything else proportionally a
cheap when you give us a call mar9-n
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, May 16.
Cotton quiet, 239l@2414. Flour quiet and
firm supertine, .s6@6sl extras. S716@7s1 /;
Wheat held firmly red S225; No. Spring,
81 80 Corn steady, yellow 75c. Oats 54115@57.
Whisky dull 90@91.
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ARC4R assortment Of flower racks and trelises
Lat A. T. ALLDERDICE'S,
No. Ill shipley st
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Daify Getamreiaf.
JENKINS q ATKINSON.

WILMER ATKINSON. ....."...... Publisher.
tvFoy TERMS Eto., See Second Page
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GREAT variety of Hanging Baskets and Urns,
N plain and painted ~ -
A. T. ALDERDICE'5
NO. i'll Shtplty st.
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A LARGE STOCK OF CASsIMRR s, from auo-
"A tiOn, only 5Oc. "a d, worth rs cents, at
SHAW d BRAKES.
8l9 MnI ket striapt
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
THE COURTS.

A QUESTION OF FEDERAL COURT JURISDICTION
In the case of Gazsway B. Laman agt. Charles
A. Dams a. Assistant Secretary War the declaration alleges that N
k, s AZ Georgia the deensnt by The authority and
approval OF the President OrNJ sCe the pshuh 0'l MN
70 Wsshnetou imprisoned him there without reasonable or
yrobabo cause three months One hundred thousand dollars dam
ssos claimed for such alleged sure aud prouaent The tenon 10
originally brought IN the State Court and was removed
Unted Circuit Court on the application o
e defendant The panua tu remand the ease to The s
Court on TIE ground that tie Feersl has uon TO near
dceuie In the Hong decision denying The Nou
ease gven yesterday Uulod States Cfeut C0Df 'S'se
wocdrsF says; -.
Section Act - Congress of Msrch l'oS We - "
is eaetrd that II suit of pfpe,
OF shall b. cammeEcei n any
sny eTcr civil or military, oher person
TrsOnmcat made other tIespass done az ~
e nie.st Rebellion nv yus or cour of any auoi VeIs
By unier tie President o. hs .s % , s so
defu aut olnprrg conditions Prsented N we ~
,he csuse ruved for u alto Ct Court of ihe untd
the Of the STATE CouTt 70 10 ~,
IN action Is within the operation ol hat
act TIE motion, belelore, must be deried-
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
DFCTsIONS-JUNE 8.

Srpreme CoBrt-CLambGs-B Judge Barrett
rslrk AIT South American Gold Mntg CO-MotoD grated The
k Tor Svng ag Blake and 0herfhe proceedings are not regn
Ia hrre ust compliance with rules % and n Ssefee agI
.Is Motion granted 6arde ag AeAuhGe aud others
Orer granted sprngteen-Mouon granted and case
Tfrre 10 tear In the matter Of the Application OF
Carin fr The sppouteat of trustee grsnte
Of $50 granted In the matter OF
spphauua srconc-sye. Railroad CO. Motion granted
Maeu Robert 81 sucrs and J. Nelson IspPsn apanlel
StcvcEs-Aoon granted, With ~ costs
10 lie tie event Tyler sg Goo-orur granted kendck ag
granted and reference ordered 70 hear and dmne
By Judge LonShe Anana Fire Insurance Company aet Bas
ta ando OH ers See order a. settled
By Jade Van B4uui-A tchen Ct sgt Rsedcsse settled
Sup0ior Cotrf-SpeT0l 7Gnl-By Judge Freedman
samier act. Jsrotsk-Ore gained WRIGHT sgt h1senboet-
s.,e Jcrrop sgt Clssen aSafnc Rsmaoa sg ksma0ua
ss1e Sn ssa Kelly Sgt Titus jrSaDe. ober
ma Wftcrns u--Same
Judge Cuahe.nmuner st Abbott ct a. 1.-TWO uotors)
Motions grsnel
Common Pleas--SDecldi 9crn-By Judge Larre-
noreudcn steYtna-MtOn denied. Hammond sgt Hsmmond
efrltEce granted Murray ag MuTyD oree grtned
uollwclel AT. Hesse.-hoii0u granted
by Juls J. = Daly-KIg az. Kaght-DvoIee granted
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
pAc1rIo MAIL INJUNCTION ARGUMENTS.

Tho motion 70 continue the injunction lately
rr IL the st Of Opdo W. Josu against the P'ehe Mail steam
al Co.. r,strsaug The latter o reducing J" eap'a 'en rom
49, 60 20 oo COO IN accordance with ae Of Mag H. lS2
,rd v,terdsy before Judge LseDor in the Common Pleas OhaH
b Mr. stouhiou claimed that TIRE act was eeeaos
hsdr compel sStockhoaer 10 se hls oehi
M N 4 oou sale the consent OF iWothas OF
llc, the consent OF one socAhodeto
IN r o AZ ev ufoposed would the ssh Of the real
e and other property Of the Comysn and would 1aeI the pap
liable for double t amount lot
wheh be no~ debts constantly aeung 10 ne e0iss
Mr. Nelson eslmed for Company that under section - OF we
charter the saiu right 70 repeal or alter the same 81 I
Of the Company over
snd the claims Of operatives are not saa 20
L. s .e and upad the latter exhaust their remedy sgan
Coupanr before they the stochoers there ae tasoh
clUc0n Of stock would Increase the AaoU
efAsockhGAiers Decision reserFei
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
pASSENGERS SALLED.

FoR ITvERPoof-Ia Steamship Cuba June 5Mr, Bool Mrs
Stewart and maid M. and sins NJ hoge, o MT and @ w NJ
MQuees A. LOOMS Mr. snd M John weI and nsn ~ " MAJ,
tn James sVn1p ~ WatsL w1sn d! M P:ndefIas M and
M H. Smith and child Mr. and Mrs X J. Cae and S eniS, ms sa
,Sn and sh chs5s: fsf. :. uUba M Mi., L. smith B. r..
smith, J. s. smith, Mss A. sufeh MIS- j. sI,s' Me- r.lsr ny,
and Mrs a g. nm child and .ean.l p g. g0gsS a B,,,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Wye, W Lottiner, ny W oIs,g T T5 a
snd M ym Tves Mr.. wm NJ TTee Tss s Ssser sss iS'S g.
Tweed, Miss heCOnsek NJ and Aa Slega& MT hi w PrenS ~
NJ Lyons two Misses Lyons and Mrs. W. ArTsUo and i n
C. White and Miss Hale, Mrs Nchoson ~. ~ "a 80 MA
servant Mr ard BseoE and mAd G Ps0Te, N. and ~ N
Tan and maid Mrs O. smP.on BSnS M III BrooIs Mt and Mr
Dennston Major NJ Cautelss BT & y"ft prof. ht IoSeo1
Mrs e. O. Cs1a' Mis-. MARIA GSgotA Hr o1S and NM mrs Rd H.
e Mr. Hols Ms Roberts his FGoe Ms M rane hh s ana
Mrs smith, ir Mr. and Mrs Charles Isne NJ ana hr oen
ROsebgarten Mr. and M FnlerOn n d Sfa" S ;,s sB
Misses Abrams w. Patterson and wife Miss ko oesgsn ID P a
ehsn R. T d9eon T End infant A pT' o@psop s W. scrsntoa
Msrp b L. Brown, Mr. sud Mrs AsLan & ~ NJ eRT R Marin m
SaneI iquierdo w 8. Ghet Muller, Miss Fellows MIA sr
johnson, ". R. Redmond. To,al, ea ,s NJ, ,h,. ana
infant Miss T. G. williams W. c. Young MrA W. g aosng d p
Winam, Solomon l. Bossneit Mn Schuyler T. b. sHGey =
Mrs Hanson Mrs Thomas M.s J. BaH Capt J. 7 shepard
Ret Dr. " Allen, H. Allen Rev. R96. vi LeTs y hii. s sIs
Miss A. and Master Marine H. Maealser j. henaIleAs W. H. iV''
Mrs Lewis ami child W. Mellon, G. Robinson MI, D.,
FoR LIyERPoo steagsAp Neaaa Jane a. ssa ~. IEse
Miss laura CCnkBhg senator and A GotthTsie hisi n
PDscS Ps Rev J. r. MI Chs Prtei 1rsu Richie w W w
Arnold IbOs Keey, Mr. and Nina Pau DrIsoa Car y % hR
H. Meeker H. W. Barron Mr. and Mr T. and Master "a Wiptn
Miss Mar Wood Miss Gilman Nj and Mr W. H. Sreed Mr. snd n
NJ and Master Walter r. Prbe Ars and Miss A. Tsrhe As A.
Tyler MIS- AEnes Bivsd, Mis- Ellen Dean Mrs. NJ Joi'