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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02
The Great Pork Conner.

Out west they Lave "cornerod" pork,
Just as they occasionally corner wheat
and flour. The scheme is described as
the nboldest md most comprehensive
ever undertaken in the pork trade, but
will probably fall through, as most
Chicago schemes do, without realizing
the yast profit anticipated by It's origin.
atorss l1ithe first place, the Spectators,
having masjed nearly all the pork in the
country in their Btorehouses in Chicago
aud elsewhere, can find no purchasers
for large amounts, and mAst thus depend
for their profits upon what they can
squeeze ont OF unwhry dealers who have
gone short OF tue market, and have bees
compelled to cover their sales by CORE
spending purehasesat increased pricos,
and in the second place the new cropi Is
sure to be unusually large and will soon
begin to, come in. ,tr.ffr
Well-informed packers in all parts Of
tue west look forward TO a hog crop
lnrger by nearly one.third than In any
previous year on record. IN 1870. the
crop'(in round iumbers) was 100000
hogs; In 1871, which was IN unusually
heavy year, it was 4, ,750, 900 hogs, while
in 1872. if the estimates OF all the heayi-
est packers are TO be taken as correct, 1t
will be no less than G,0O0, 900 hogs.
This vast production will naturally low.
or tho market, and thus tho Chicago
speculators will be left in the lurch with
q vast stock on hand (probably over
125, 600 barrels) which they will be iorc.
elto hold over into next year, or sell at
n sacrifice the coming winter. Their
only hope, therefore, OF coming ont OF
tile speculation without heavy losS lieA
in their ability TO make enormous profits
on numerous small sales for present con.
sumption, and to squeeze these who arc
short Of tho market. lie ~ ~
Throughout the country oil sales
made at present pre for future delivery
December, January and February
and by the tine these contracts mature
the new crop viii have been put on the
market, and to corner such crop would
be more than impossible. NJ '.''' '1
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02

Advices from the Philippine Islands
state that the crop there las been
destroyed by loausts.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-02
The p em.attat.
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Eyes, Tom. and thus they were be.
trOthed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
BOOK sALEs5Ar AUCTION.

The sale of miscellaneous books which com
rocnced N the rooms Of Mcssrs. Bangs Merwn d CO..
Oh Thursday evening last, was continued yesterday,
Mr. Sabn operating IN the pulpit with his usual faceOus
urbanty and getting through good many pretty heavy
lots with practced dexterity Books at this sale have
brought all manner Of prices. Thus an unbound l2mo
copy of "Deu on the Doctrine Of Baptism printed by
Franklin & Hall, Philadelphia 1852" and described
i'm the catalogue &" q good specimen OF
Franklus printing" brought only rs cents;
a fine "DGsseldorf Gaerie with 30 large plates
comprising $50 pictures, engraved by Mechel vols In
l. ObOng fOliO hafcaf extra, Basic, l11s ran mp TO
Sll being worth deal more money. good copy
OF Sir william Cells Pompelana, large paper VOls'
dJiion brought s. rs per volume. A copy OF Mr. Bent
leys celebrated defigns for six Poems by Thomas
hrolI9ht only 81 Is. Hahewers Picturesque Tour IN
Italy. with Eneayngs from Turner to' brought IS g.
ualuphlet letter by Alexander Hamilton, Concerning
the Conduct of John Adams ~ T. 300 was sold iQr 90
cents Hamsse's BiDlOtlecd American NetustIsslma,
royal $40, paper n y 1876" w9rk now eh'iey Out
Tie most important sale OF the evening was thar OF
splendid Illustrated Bible Cambridge edition OF lS4l'
volume 4O, extended TO I'VE tliek volumes, ah1 u
Illustrated with 1889 choice old inserted engfa'ngs ater
Flemish aud Italian masters WIN uue-pases S
Choice work sold for "a per vOlume-Only ntte
than enough TO pay the cost OF the superb Dhdng.
There was good deal OF competition for tpat very rare
book New England's Sense Of Old Engand's sorrows
Sermon preached at Taunton, IN ew-England, by
William HoOke small ItO. London, 1915" The aue-
tiOneer said he had never, IN all his expert
ence, seen than this and another copy.
After sharp Kidding, II was sold for s25 So
a second copy OF "Houghs Northern Invasion OF Canada
being No Of the Bradford Clubs publications. was sold
last night aud brought 81 D. Another copy OF the came
work sod on Thursday evening FOR "a IS. David HumpI-
rey's Miscellaneous Works" with autograph OF the
Drought s. IS copy Of the book commonly known
"Tbe Saints OF MaXiman," with lg cuts by Burgmair,
Vienna, 1879, hne specimen OF the only edition. III
boards, brought So IS.
The remaining numbers Of this invoice Will he sold
TINS afternoon and evening the sale commencing at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The annual meeting of the Children's AID
Society will be held Tuesday next, at D. ~, in
Metropolitan National Bank.
DR.. Ludwig Buchner will deliver this even
ing at stenway Hail. the second OF Of four lee
lures, bis subject beng the origin OF Men"
A public meeting in the interests of the City
Mission will be held at the South Reformed Church,
FIfth-ave. and Twenty -hrst-st., tOmOrrow night
The Alumni of Dartmouth College have
elected the following officers for the ensuing year
President r. i. Kimball; Vice Presidents, j. Wyman
Jones' j. b. BOutOn, and Prof. j. OrdrOLauXi Secretary,
Walter Gibson, ana Treasurer Daniel Rollins. The an
uual dinner Will be held some time next month
Russell n. Bellows will be ordained to the
ministry and the Rev. Henry Powers viii be installed
pastor OF the Second Congregational Unitarian Church,
III the Church Of the Messiah, tomorrow night The
Rev II. w. Bellows, ID. D., VIII preach ana the Rev. j..
". Chadwick VIII give the right hand Of fellowship
The Rev. VIM. II. BOole will preach to-
morrow evening in the Hcddng NJ. T. Church, Seven
tcenth.st between First and SecOnd-ayes., on THE
olums of Ncw-EOrk-WlO live in them, and what shall
ye DO with them" Mt BOOle Is superintendent Of the
Wategsi. M!sslgp and Home for Women
One of the most successful lectures of the
present season was delivered at Association Hail. last
evening by the Rev. william Morley Punshon. The
subject chosen was Ma caulay" and the eOquence with
which the lecturer pictured the lie and characteristics
Of the great historian Cdled forth loud and frequent a
pl4I4sc from the large AUDIENCE present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

Roard Of Aldermen and by II to tho Committee on Laws
and Ordinances. Aldermen Smith, Young, and Tden by
whom this meeting had been iconyoked. Among those
nresent were Judge Randolph, Senator McPhcr-
SON CAPT. j. T. Banker, 4. T. Busse j. T. Nc
Iaughlin and ID. S. Gregory. The act referred TO
secures to tho city 10 Of land at present under
water in Communipaw Bay. and permanent basin 100
feet wde having frontage OF 1000 feet, for docks ana
wharves. The entrance will be through the Morris
Canal Basin Jersey City at present only has one puoo
dock The act left IL to tho Riparian Commissioners to
decide the amount 20 be pali 20 the state. Inc Com
mssiOners have fixed IL at O1 payable IN one year. az
per cent mteresta merely nominal SUN when one cor
sders that the MOrrs Canal BASIN paid the state S'V
the Ncw-Jersey West Lane Railroad, Sl25,Ol0 anu tlo
Newark aud New York Railroad, 5000 annually lof tho
land which they have redeemed and occupied 49,,
The Central Railroad has bought the property along
the entire shore OF the Bay, and claims to be
shore owners, to I'LL in the entire Bay bclo" h,Eh
water mark without the consent OF the state IL h'
filled IN the large tract Of land covered by s uepO
The State has demanded from the Company pl',DV
Mr. Gregory who owns properly at the east tuu Oh w
proposed basin resists the states claim 10 me-
lands Mr.. Gregory the only one at the meotnt
who opposed the act the others considering Oh VII
importance that the Corporation should secure tlo
lands under the provisions of the act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINs.-The Grand jury during
telrsesson this week found 57indctments including I'VE
for arson for burglary IN the third degree ana sa
larceny three for larceny, q for selling liquor without
license one for nuisancetwo assault and battery
and one for uoxicatiOn ia public place Oh the IN
dIctmeus for arson two in the first degree, one IN
the third degree found against Caleb FrsDe OF sing
SiBg) and one tue first degree against Juius anu
simon V. Lamber OF this pace....ln the county COII
Barnes, Martin pleaded guilty 10 an lndlctmehV lOI
burglary in the third degree and grand larceny com
mitted in the village OfPCekski lie was sent 10 lue
state Prison for i've years Albert BinRs pleaded sIy
to stealing quantity Of wearing apparel valued sI1
and Was sent the State Prison FOR two years Sanue
Warren was tried and convicted OF an assault WIN intent
10 rob Augustus Elliott OF Bridgeport, While he was
ssng through the Town North Castle. The jury haN-
Ing recommended him mercy Warren Was sent TO the
state Prison for one year.
YoNKRRs-The 50 Regiment National Guards y. \. s.,
Col j. O. Fay will assemble here on Monday next Tor
parade and review before the Board OF SUPERVISORS o
Westchcster County and Mayor Coulter Inc Board OF
superyi sors alter appointing special committee 10 IN
fct the new stone bridge the Bronx RIVER, on the
line of Youkcrsdyo., West Mount Vernon, and 10 IN
sprct the IRON bridge over Pelham Bay, adjourned uh
Monday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
POLICE NOTES.

fire on the second floor of No. 20 John-st., yes
tev damaged Union Printing Company TO the
amount o. 800; Insured
Mary Brown, age 4, Of No. $50 Eleyenth-ave., and
Lime johnson 800 Eevenhaye over by wagon a.
and Nueteeuthst yeeday, and received sghi injuries
William Clark and James Murphy, two young
ye, who we're captured THURSDAY evening while attempting 10
escape with quantity Of wey which they had stolen from summers
% store No I3J rsuds Brooklyn, broke out OF their cell in the
m station House yesterday morning and are an 81 large
They broke the bar tie cell door and also
tbe ne bars from window which th.J s.td into the
.tr,e. Nel.,aut CoAshan on duty AZ the Lme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

Nam A,ne Hoiel-The Earl and Cc'lntess Oh S AN Of
= rs,nv sinclair aud Count Pomar. Of bugana poN ~
ssssor ShermNn Of Ohio eISov ua L u isl
Brady o. Consll st 81 THOMAS We n~
~ Rr.lo NJ r. Bemus Msyvlle " Horace ran
h Verrcnt Charles G. Var zandi OF NeSpo H.,
eehss" Go, N " Cor5et OF Or.goD..N Ntehotas Hoie
O., Horsno Scymosr Of Utica The Hon joan 1,psu,
a. Ars,nsss ans Williams Of Spnugnea ,ia
IN, or Rhode Island, Gen. A. A. Humrbrys Ohe
- r1s-r C9rps H. IS and John W. Cary Aisantee
-, o.-Ft Congressman Thomas A. Jeuches Of khoae - %
= e,o,rs.,,n a T. Cake Of unsyvaniA. Nee orr
Jsce Nv Woodturv and Jsues T. Bogert OF
ss,f-~ A. Richmond Of batavia y
- me Rev D. Hsvley of DsuhurV Conn "T""s 'e'''
ge,,-Ps,.u ,rectof ,. 5. Cunningham, q $ NAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
Jersey CITY WATER FRONT.

A meeting of citizens of Jersey City was
held al the City Hail. last evening, 10 consider act o
the Legislature approved Apn 1874 10 ocde 10 tile
Mayor and Common Council OF jersey City certain lands
Of the State now and heretofore under the tide waters OF
Communipaw Bay, aud TO establish a. ido-water basin
adjacent thereto" Tie matter htd bee referred tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
IhnuolncemeutSi
A sure relief for asthma-WmTCOMBs REMEDY.

l HAVE LONG KNOWN TIE VIRTUES OF DR..
JAMES E1PzctoRAyr FREQUENTLY TBsA o. nsEJ
AND FAMILY wnES AFFLICTED WIN CoUous CoLDs BELIEVE
IT TO DISCOVERED FoR THESE
xALADrs WEEK OR Two on VOYAGE TO
EUROPE ayD SHOULD IzroSo NrsELE 70 the
CHANGING ESGLASD. w.Horr ovERcoAr As WITHOUT
surp1roy JAYsEs EIpEccHlSrBE1 Dr. DowLSo, FORMERLY
P.sroR or BEREAy BAPTIST CHURCH. EEw.YoKE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
"A fire in Millcdgevillc Ga, carly yesterday,
desroye Hotel Bloc containing several stores ari residences
The total loss by the fra in Galva, H.. Thurs
dav morning figured at &23i0o 1hrtyhSe buslne, bas
We burned out AMI ID families rendered homcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

Gents DRESS HATS Mt manufacturers prices
also se.L-L.n an- Co- Can. y Ly-NwG-y. Ll- A--.,a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

ryrp,,ovrrrR YESTERDAY ATmcKINsoNs n PARK COW
,1io Noon-N1 50 mo mtougL'-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

A.-Citizens and strangers who desire an
elegant Bun Hat quality should 80 to h'rEN'
sCHEID, Manufacture, 10 Nsssaust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

Visit +. LoRD'S new Cleaning and Dyeing
Orfe 90 BroAiwaY near si, o. Eooncs b1ch ~
g ros4vs stav scl0c' sces ieIth-' 5e's' &c. oeis
uis.r cleaned coats. pants vests. cleaned itc new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

SCALP DISEASE daDdrul, falling, loss, and
untme gray Of pmrf erupuens
patches ecks moe cared bL b. C. frHkY, Der
matO'ogs No. ~ BOut.t, NeN-iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

Twcnty-thrCe muTdcrers are now confined IN
the Tomhs stGiug pleasant one IL hs hsOAs "Ie-
Hats 10 the highest degree tIc eeEa
AMI stylish fout Hsts or Fur Of kNot 25 BIosdN w
town reLens purches tie FIN A'suse ho1tl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
HAZE HnRsE AND HIVE MAN

Rheumatism Swenes, Lsmeuess, and sly hhl ol Ath @ VT
muscle upon be, is cured BY CENTrK LAhS4-
tie wonderful discovery 81 sucent sul modern tAcA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
LONG ISLAND.

BABYLOS.-A map of the route of the Long
Island Railroad CUnpauy's branch FROM FarmiD gdsle 10
Babylon has been nled 10 the Suffolk County Clerks
Office, sud property along the line have been
informed thereof II u thought there viii DO opposition
W the construction the branch valuable building
sIes Will To be taken.
HUsTIEGTOS.-ChaTles q. Kelsey, the young man
taSSed aDd ieatbeTed Nova NJ ths Daee. and whs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
RI2OOKLYI

Tie funeral Of the late Health Officer, Dr..
COCHRAN will take place al ,. m; to-day from the
Prc-nytrIIau church, al Clinton and Fulton-sts.
Mary Dipple of No 149 Navy-st. was found
dead her bed yesterday morning, and her husband
william wa arrested, charged with having caused her
death b. beating her with his lists. Both IDan ana VIE
WeIc d.~sipated.
TBc managers of the late Industrial Fair
report TIC receipts II s225OO and expenditures 10000;
balance, $500 The after Of organizing a Mechanics
Industrial Institution 5as been discussed but not de-
COED upon. Tie provo On stock at
81 pCr share and T. g. ia life members vino shall pay
e. or - per anuum.
Arthur SprOule, carpenter, residing at No.
i5s Dough ss-s committed suicide Wy cutting his throat
viii. razor yesterday looming His wife was wealthy
and al her death shDTt time since left most OF her
property o. her daughter and other Relations
regarding her lusUduu claims SINCE that utae lac had
b.sn very niunpeT and, II Is believed, Committed
suede while int xc. The evening previous " the
tragedy De had been accorded III volume OF BuDyhu
Ptlggun's IFOgTtEs"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-23

A gentle Aperient, OF purely vegetable sub
stances, recommended for Dyspepsia, Headache
Constipation, &C., &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-23
A Study.

think, indeed, was only this that made
Hepseem peculiar; namely, she had no
Pec6lIarity. The world to day
Expects ns to be odd; to wear our hair
Extremely long, or elHe extremely short;
To have decided views on some one roint,
or else unsettled views on all. But she
Was living simply what abe wished to live:
lovely life Of rounded womanhsod.
With no sharp, salient points for eye or ear
10 seize and pass quick Judgment on her. She was
Not quite content 70 let the golden days
Slip from her fingers like the well-worn beads
or some long rosary, told o'er and o'er
Each night with dull, mechanical routine;
But yet Ahe had no "central purpose" no
Absorbing aim to whitehall else must ylelu,
And 60 the very sweetness oi her life,
Its exquisite simplicity and calm,
Musical In It's silence. struck the ear
More sharply than d'scora Woula nave aone'
Just as at sea, we grow accustomed w
The jar and clang or harsh machinery,
And sleep profoundly In our narrow oeftns
Amid the turmoil; but II suddenly
The noisy whirr is silent, and tne deep,
Low murmur OF the moon liz sea ID all
That stirs the air, we wasen with start.
And ask In terror what has happened; then
Sink back again and smile to think. indeed,
That silence should have waGened us
Alas
The world hasgrown so reverishly hot.
With restless aims and small ambitlons, that
A life which has the cool and temperate now
or healthful purpose In Its veins Will seem
Peculiar
TAltce Aarland Wellington. in December GALAXY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-23

T0tQJ-1OO0 ClleS 8Il CaBQ. ..- royS
g,Ss Money tn nav all these GIFTS Is now upen
deposit apsr5, for sss IS PHI Be- sssa
Ess%sE Iss IooTins ana q he Cashier;
.;..n oEARRMs4nNsXY., EARMTSNsX September 2s.' 'ls71
THIS is 20 csEyT TaI ss tness ssR 70 noS fs Soses
in-thls oanSr ,ne tift Concert Fund, $500 4ooe 0l
sRs Wcs this DsR1 a y Il M
to be awarded 81 'n' u B. s.:yEEuH, Cashier. .
Price Of Tickets ial..s.J
w,o,e qycsets. 80; Halves, S.; Quarters, SAG;
Wnole cNnts for 300; rs for S265; So for $500;
II Ia toS 1900; ss5 for $500; sly for $so &c
d,Scount on less than 500 @ofta o. seks"ssS
time. ,,,s,,,vn,v and nneoufyocaIfy
,ra, taao tn cl0se sales and make returns Novem;
bef as n order to give ample time 1or
Tor m Circulars should be addressed to . aso!p.
:, Gov. THOMAS E. BRAMLErTE,i;
Agent Public Library Of keatnefs;. Jew
Kentucky
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-23

EFEREE'S SSALF.-PATRICK P. JEH-
III NINGS ad. estate TT. Jennings, against p.
H. Fielder and others, creditors and heirs OF ].
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-23
OFFIGAL

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofnc'
ut Charleston, for the week ending November 20
1872, and printed oficially in THE DAILY EsWs
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City Of Charleston.
S ONCE hours from A. N. to eh P. NJ. On
Sundays, from 6K to 6K P. N.
~ Persons calling FOR Letters Advertised
shouts State that they are Advertised"
STANLEY G. TROTT, Postmaster.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-23
Gtate Not1res.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, |


STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,l
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Whereas. In pursuance Of the provisions OF Sec
ton 8, Chapter or the General Statutes. an cleo.
tion was held on the fifth day ef November, 1872.
f,r Electors or President aud Vice. President OF
the United States. and upon examination OF the
retul ns which have been received, 1t appears
that:
Hon. D. B. Chamberlain, Elector at Large;
Hon. w, b. Nash, Eector at Large;
William Quincy, Elector at Large;
Hon. 3. A. Swails, Elector for the First Con.
gressional District;
Henry Sparnick, Elector for the Third Congress-
Hon. r j: Mackey, Elector for the Fourth Con.
gressiOnal District;
Have been duly elected by majority Of the
vo es cast at said election. We do, therefore, by
virtue OF the powers in us vested certify and de.
clare that the above mentioned parties nave oeen
duly elected to oil the various positions respect
Given under our hands and the seal Of the State
In the City OF Columbia, this 18th day OF Noyem.
ber, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and scyenty-twO, and In tfe ninety sew
enth year of the Independence OF the United states
OF America. n,o,o
Secretary Of State.
tsipnedl F.J. MO >ES, Jr..
AdJutant General.
TsIgnedl D. II. CHAMBERLAIN,
HedeTAl
ISienedl NILES G. PARKER,
Treasurer.
[Signedl J. L. NEAGLE,
Comptroller. General.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE.
/, F. L. CARDOZO, Secretary OF State OF South
Carolina. In pursuance OF the provisions Of The
Act above referTe1 to. do hereby certify that the
foregoing is correct transcript from the state.
ments and declarations OF the Board OF state
Canvassers, filed in this oIlce according to said
Act OF Assembly.
Given under ms hand and the Seal OF the State.
49,, this 18th day OF November, A. d. 1872, and
L g. In the ninety seventh year OF American
~ Independence. r. L. CARDOZ
poy23.1 Secretary OF State.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-23

Addison, Mary
Aston, Rose
Alsin8, Mrs II T
Anton, Miss
Serrininia
Angel, Miss Jos
Austin, Mary A
r
Baker, Mrs b n
Barnwen. Ann
Becker, Maria Q
Di2s~~ RE A-
Black. Matte
Brodie. Lizzie
Rrnwn. Martha
Brown, Matilds
Brown, Sallie
Calvitt, Miss F
l.
Cason, Mrs E ]
Carson, Susan
Chandler, Mrs J
Cherman, Lou
isa A
Clary, Alice
Cochran, Mrs
Collins, MIS- E
Cormier, Celia
Daniels, Emma
Dsnslly, Ellen
Deween, Mary
E
Desmore, Mrs A
Douglass, Jose.
phine
DSerant, Mrs A
E1rlley, Rose
Esrlley, Cathe-
rine
Eason, Mrs W L
Elliot, Ellen
Fabian. e L
Fields, Rhina
Rillor, Nnly
tiuucXMs AN'
Frazer, Efiaa
Frazer, Cloe
Fulton,Ars Har
dy
Cadaden, Har-
riett
GaIllsrd, , Mrs s
Gaillard, Maria
Gambo. Helen
atRRsskeM,
Amanda
Grove, Laura
Graver, Lucille