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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-09
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FelegrapIlio NeWs|
Stokes Found Guilty Of MUIR
der In the First Degree.
The vlrdlct Produces crea,
senoation-lto Effects
on the Prisoner.
Stokes Sentenced to be Hung
February 20th.
NEW York.

The jury in the Stokes case, after
being out some hours, entered about
IL O'clock, and rendered verdic,
against the prisoner Of murder in the
first degree. The Judge deferred sen.
tence until Monday.
There was marked sensation in the
Court at the announcement of the yer.
dict. The prisoner turned ashy pale
and his sister wept aloud.
. Assistant Dist. Atty Fellows moved
that the sentence of the law be pro.
nounced, but at the suggestion of Mr.
Tremaine, the Judge deferred passing
sentence until Monday.
1t has transpired that the jury stood
ten for murder in the first degree, and
two for man-slaughter in the third
degree.
From the information derived in m
interview with some of the lawyers Of
Stokes, it is thought that no exceptions
to the verdict will be taken.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-09

.'This morning, when the parson came,
said should not win game.
This odions chair, how came stuck inte
think never had any luck int.
Pm SO uneasy In my stays;
Your fan moment, II you please,
Stand further, girl, or got you gone;
always lose when you look on.
81 saw you touch your weddinG-ring
Before my lady called king;
You spoke word began with H.
And know whom you mean TO teach,
Because you held the king Of hearte.
Fie, Madame, leave these little arts.n
eerhats not 90 bad - one that rubo
Her chair to call the king OF clubs,
And makes her partner undentand
A matadOre Is in her hand"
"And truly, madame, know when,
Instead OF live, you scored me ten,
Spadill0 here has got mark;
A child may know 1t in the dark.
guessed the hand. II seldom falls
wish some folks would pare their nAils.''
At last they hear the watchman knock:
"A frosty mOrn-past four O'Clock"
The chairmen are not to be found
"Come let us play the other round"
Now In all haste they huddle ON
Their hnn1c III cir nj ko evnt &h>vvn hrvn
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-09

LOTS! LOTS I! LOTS !! !!
The cheapest building
lots, on the most favor
able terms to be obtain
ed in the city, BY call
ing on the undersigned,
Hinsey 4 Hsdrick.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-09
New York, Jan. s.

Sec'y Fish is reported to have said
yesterday that the Cuban revolution
lists have not gained any more ground
than they possessed three years ago
and are not any more entitled to bel
ligerent rights now than then. He
also said our government has no
scheme of annexation in sending a
naval force to the Sandwich Islands.
1t was discovered YESTERDAY thAA ~.,o
Kidd, twtnr merchant in Murray
street, had train of fuse connecting
his premises with the adjoining prop
erty, whereby they would be set on
fire. Kidd was arrested and his Office
boy testified to seeing him making the
fuse. Three large warehouses we're
involved in this attempt and but for
the discovery a heavy confiagration
would have ensued, as the trains of
fuse were nearly all laid in the upper
stories and from roof to roof.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-09
New York, Jan. 8.

The new city charter, prepared un-
der the auspices Of the Republican
General Committee, will be presented
to the legislature tomorrow. Many
of the fundamental principles recon-
mended in the charter prepared by the
Committee of Seventy, are included in
this charter, but it does not comprise
the provisions on minority representa-
ton in the municipal election in the
spring, and one or two other points Of
the committees charter.
Ex-Gov. Hoffman sails to-day for a
two years visit to Europe.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-09
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WAsH1xeroN. Jan. 6,

w ASdiN0AoNt O0hs We
Mr.. Sherman offered resolution for
an inquiry into the recent elections in
Louisiana and Arkansas, but objection
was made. )
Mr.. Howe offered a resolution, which
was agreed to, requesting the Secreta-
~ OF War, when he responds 10 the
resolution of inquiry in regard to the
effects of the late storm at Duluth, to
communicate also the opinion of the
Chief Engineer as to the best method
of obtaining harbor at that point.
Mr.. Morton offered a resolution di-
recting the committee on privileges
and elections, Ito examine and report,
at the next session Of Congress, on the
best and most practicable mode OF
clecting the President and Vice Presi-
dent of the United States.
Mr.. Scott offered q resolutions, which
was agreed to, directing the commit
tee on finance to inquire whether the
Secretary of the Treasury has power
under the existing law to issue Uni
ted States notes in lieu of the $45, 700
bank notes cancelled under the act OF
1866.
Mr.. Ferry, OF Michigan, introduced
bill to set apart portion of the Is
land of Mackinac as National park.
The Georgia distillcrs' bill, which as
unfinished business, came up, but on
motion of Mr.. Window, was laid aside
and the Indian appropriation bill ia
ken up.
When the item appropriating $780,
600 for the Sioux Indians was reached,
Mr.. Harlan sent up and had read a
communication from Mr.. Cowan, act
ing Secretary Of the Interior, setting
forth sources of information about
the Teton Sioux, and stating that in
view of the recent charges in the news
papers that no such Indians existed,
an order had been Issued on the 7th
ulti,no, prohibiting the auditing of all
alleged disbursements for the benefit
OF said tribe until further notice. The
communication was accompanied by
statement of disbursements for the
Teton Sioux during the past year.
The appropriation was agreed to.
and at 4 10 tie Senate wentintoexecu-
tive session and soon after adjourned.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-09
NEW YoRK, Jan. 6.


Stokes was in the court of Oyer and
Terminer this morning, 10 receive his
sentence. Tremain, his counsel, made
an address in relation to the bill of ex-
ceptions to the Judges rulings.
which he proposed to offer. The pris-
oner was then asked if he had any
thing to say why sentence Of death
should not be passed. Stokes there
upon said that he had not Intentionally
violated the law that the testimony
upon which he was convicted was
manufactured perjury. Judge Board
man, then in feeling address, in which
he pictured the prisoners youth and
surroundings, sentenced the prisoner
to be hanged on Friday the twenty
eighth of February, being the shortest
time that could be allowed the convict
ed man. Stokes counsel were in con-
sultation last night; they were greatly
surprised at the verdict and express
ed their purpose of applying at once
for a stay of proceedings and if posi-
BILE, seek another trial. 1t seems that
lawyers regard newspaper and public
clamor about the prevalence of murder
as partly responsible for the adverse
verdict. They should have deferred
the trial of the case at this time, but for
the demands of the prisoner and his
relations.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-09
HOUSE.

A large number of bills were intro.
duced and referred to appropriate
committees.
After discussion, the House ordered
an open session of the Credit Mobilier
Investigating Committee, by vote OF
l30to Z.
Among the bills introduc ed was one
by Mr.. Hawley, OF Illinois, for ca
nal connecting the waters of Lake
Michigan with the Illinois, Mississip-
pi and Rock rivers.
BY Mr.. Parker, Of No. to give off,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-09
TRUSSES.
John Kearwillie,
Manufactures and Dealer In oil kinds Of
TRU99H9.

Repairing done promptly, and In the most
satisfactory manner.
Market street. near the river.
No, S8v23dAwiy OTTUMWA. IOWA
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-09
Oorrsoted BY J. r. You're 4 Co.. 0rocsys,

PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected BY Gray Smith, Produce Dealers,
Subject to daily fluctuations.
GRAIN AND GENERAL MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
A LETTER-cARRIER ROBBED.

William Keegan, letter-carrier of No. 119
West Houstonst., was found by Roundsman Conn OF
the Fourteenth Precinct In Broomest. the Bow
cry at A a. m yesterday, bleeding profusely from two
severe scalp wounds which had evidently been inflicted
with a slung-shot a similar weapon Keegan stated
that he had Just been assaulted and robbed Of gold
watch a silver watch and small sum OF money. but be
was unable to describe his assaian boy, who In
the vicinity. told the roundsnan that young man,
wearing hight pantaoons had just left the injured
and passed into the Bowery. Calling an off
10 remove Keegan 10 the Mulberryst. Sta-
that vicinity, aud saw David Cunningham, age
rs, an unemployed barkeeper OF No. 3O7 Madison-st
hurredlY leaving neighOoring saloon. He arrested the
Young man and found the gold watch In his possesson
but could not 1Dd tbc silver watch the money, nor
an weapon. The prik ner, who Sas partly identIhed
by Keegan and the boy taken before Justice Hogan
nj Tie Tombs Police Cjl.rt yesterday, and committed
for exam. uatioB. Keepui, whose iDjaIes serious
hongh prosabD not fitaL Nas conveyed 10 Bellevue
H. plt1.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Annual Ball of the Michael Malony
Association will take place tonight at Union Assembly
Rooms.
Nine. De H. Hazards Art Reception for the
Benefit Of the Greeley Monument Fund has been post
poned account Of her indispostion.
A literary and musical entertainment will be
given at the Adephi Academy Brooklyn, Wednesday
evening for the benefit of The Helping Hand.
A number of prominent citizens, among
whom we're II. b. Clanin, A. A. Low. Franklin Wood
ruff Judge Benedict, b. F. Tracy, Judge Greenwood j..
~ Van Colt, J. g. I. stranahan, Samuel Mclean, VIM:
Marshal and Demas Barnes, at private meeting eld
in house Of S. b. Chtenden, in Brooklyn on Friday
evening last made speeches in advocacy OF the eonso
dation OF this city and Brooklyn.
DR.. Edward Carswel of Canada delivered
an interesting address Temperance at the Howard
Mission Chapel. last evening. He spoke eoquently
with regard to the influence which all might success
fully employ In temperance effort and urgently called
upon both young and old to lend their aid TO the cause
At the close OF his remarks Temperance Society was
formed and the following officers elected:
President, Dr. Thomas Secretary Miss s. ofe Treasurer o-
seph IIayue.
The annual meeting of the Children's Aid
Society Of Brooklyn was held on Saturday evening at
No CT Poplarst The reports OF the officers showed that
during the year Gl3 boys had been taken in from the
tree $50 were sent to in the country, and 233
paced at work in the city Since the beginning OF the
Society six years ago. 1884 boys altogether have come
under its care Last year, 1850 lodgings and 1Oi.62e
furnished sand 1900 articles OF clothing
given out In addition 10 these the special relief de
parmen has obtained work in the city for upward Of
200 boys and 5 girls have been taught to operate sew
ing-machines. The receipts OF money amount to
SIG 29 SO and the expenditures s25693 9O leaving bal
in the treasury Of 1929 69 house and stable In
the of the clearinghouse have been purchased for
$4,000 and will be fitted up FOR readingroom, sewing
machine school, and cheap lOdgngrOOms for young
men as sufficient funds can be raised The fol
lowing trustees chosen for the ensuing year Fred
erick Marquand, Charles A. Denny, Henry A. Dixie,
James H. FrOthingham William A. Brown, and j. A.
Gilbert The trustees aterward met and elected the
following officers President James r. Taylor; Vice
President Dwight Johnson Secretary, Michael snow;
Treasurer, W. w. Wickes; General superintendent, W.
A. Lawrence,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
POLITICAL COUNCILS.

The Eighteenth Ward Council of Political
Reform held meeting Saturday at Oriental Hall, No
2O2 East Eighteenthst, F. F. Marbury presiding. Elia
T. Hull read a long and exhaustive paper on Taxa
ton" showing the steady growth Of taxation from year
to year. Mr.. Jennings offered resolution protesting
against the amendment 10 the charter before the
Legislature giving the Board OF Aldermen the Of
appointment and in effect, ignoring the Mayor in this
matter. Ex-Assistant Alderman Gets said that the
Board OF Aldermen had formed a combination against
the Mayor and Controller Green. The Board hoped 10
gain absolute and entire control over the city, and
secure the removal of the Controller II possible. The
RESOLUTION was adopted unanimously, and Messrs Gels
jennings Hall. sterling and Frankenheimer were ap
pointed a committee TO visit Albany and submit the
olution TO the Committee Cities, who now hold the
amendments 10 the charter and are listening 10 argu
ments for and against the same.
The Committee on Contested Seats OF the Republican
Central Committee met on Saturday evening, In the
HEADQUARTERS at Twenty hrdst. and Broadway. There
was large attendance of the contestants and their
friends and much loud and threatening talk was in
dulged in The of the Sixth, Twelfth, and Four
teenth Districts discussed. That OF the Sixth
deferred 10 a future meeting. In the case OF the
Twelfth District, Mr. Duncan and his fellow contestants
were rned out In the OF the Fourteenth District
q decision was reserved.
meeting OF the Tammany Society is called for this
evening by Grand sachem Augustus scbell
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
POLICE NOTES

Gustavus Abey of No. ls1 Avenue B had his leg
badly crushed falling under the wheels Of Avenue
Eevenbst, while he trying to jump tue front PLATFORM
terdsy.
John McNulty of No. 300 MOnrOe-st.. coal pedder
held to bail $500 by Judge Scott Essex Market Police Court
yesterday charge Of stealing horse valued 5D Samuel
Sloane of rty.second-s, between Fifth and SiTthaves
Samuel Hunter of No 3j West Seventeenth-st. was
the head Eighth
SiIteenh-sL last night b james who
ape Daniel Began 40 Of No J5 Syenthae eVeTel1
stabbed the yesterday afternoon by Patrick No l5j
West Twenty -eghth-st who arrested
Lottie lie Brun age II, of No. 10 Macdougal-st,
found n Houstont at 1880 yesterday suffering from poison.
by Of lead which she stated she bad swallowed accidentally
attende by Police at the Merces Station and
John Wahauer 49, attempted commit suicide with
poison Saturday bat was prevented aud aken TO Court to be
placed under restraint 10. - -.
Jane Bracket, the dissSpated old woman who
Witnessed the brutal Of Catherine Morgan by her husband
shanty, the rocks" Thursday night Was eiSd BY ~
Yesterday morning aud bad to be removed tlQu te ro
Police Station to the hneu3hst Reception Hospital The result
autopsy the body bs deceased by Dr. Wooster Beach will be
made known to-day al the time for inquest designated
On Saturday light, Sergeant Williams of the JEFF
Police Court a issued by Justice Cox made
cored dancehoue Kept by Frank Reynolds ooOrd the
No 20 Macdougas arrested the proprietor
eool white girls They taken Jefferson Market
Reynolds locked default Of 500 bail for good behavior
white the Island aud the others dis
arced.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
.tr,1 vopKI DAILY rRIgUNE MONDAY FEBRUARY g. 1873

,,, rorrov,ck whose death was caused by eoute
rastrtis resulting from the excessive use Oh "'cono
stimuIans have urged upon the LeeiersL Ls sT ,t mis-
deme.nor 10 se alcoholic stmnlans 10 any % io ,nar
boy drank glasses OF brandy In August nd ded mme
diatey afterward
LONG ISLAND.
cpppnpopr-A three -masted schooner OF 40
,pns WAS launched from o. II. Bishops yard ie" oaS
since The kees Of two other vessels OF coo tuns e
will be laid Immediately. T. King trustee anu =,
snocor Of the Port will resign the former posio, m
ohed,enee 10 the late Government order, whlch io'pu
Federal officers from holding local POSITIONS
HExPsrEApIhe special town meetings IN nsS sns S
satisfaction among citizens respecting ,ne oUuns anr
repeal OF the act authorizing the building
sc U.ppoR The failure OF the Atlantic Steamship
Company has caused the withdrawal OF the steamer
Escort from the line between this village ana new
York.
LONG ISLAND cIrY-The Long Island Railroad Com,
pany has Withdrawn Its Jamaica express ana audea
another train on the ROckaway branch.
PEIHAMvuIE-The Postmaster General has consented
TO establish posoibce here, 10 be known as hug%ho'
Park PostOfice.
JAMncA-The annual election for Chief and Assistant
Engineers of the Fire Department will be held To-
morrow.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs-The February term Of the
County Court and Court Of SESSIONS for Weschester
County here will he opened at the Courthouse, today
before sas D. Clifford, County Judge, and the Justices
OF Sessions.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-St. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church. in summit-ave.. the Hights was dedicated'
Yesterday the sermon being preached by Bishop Oden
heiner who also administered the rite or continuation
-. Frank Wood, a member of the County Board OF
Canyassers, has been indicted for an attempt TO
bribe another member of the Board TO count
out Sheriff Reinhardt, at the Fall election.
- The Committee OF Twentyeight met on Saturday
afternoon and. after discussing some nnimporant mat
ters adjourned until this evening The Eplse0paans
met on Saturday evening at Grace Chapel, and took
preliminary steps the purchase Of the Hudson County
Hospital Mrs. Stevens of Hoboken has subscribed
$40 600 Of the purchase money.
PATERsos-The Board OF Education has decided TO
establish a separate school for colOred children 1he
resolution is the result of petition from coored citizens
The schoolhouse is to 5000 The whole school prop
erty Of the city valued at $751; 00 and is Insured Tor
sG5OOO The running expenses Of the department. from
May 10 Dec. 81, were SI3,369 81
NEwARK-The members OF the Legislature from this
clty and the Legislative Committee OF the Common
Council met last Saturday afternoon, with some OF the
prominent LAWYERS in reference to the new bill concern
ng District Courts here and the unanimous opinion was
i'm favor of the bill establishing two District Courts as
proposed.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
THE CITY's MONEY.
GREEN %. PALMER.

TIE CONTROLLER CHARGES THE CHAMBERLAIN
WITH THE ILLEGAL RETENTION OF STATE
ruNDs-A CAUsrIC LETTER TO THE MAYOR.
The Controller has reopened hostilities with
she Chamberlain by sending the following letter to
Mayer Havemeyer. which he charges that sSoae o.
due from the county TO the State, lie retained without
warrant and reviews the former field Of confict-the
interest account:
CITY OF MISUNDERSTANDING OF FINANCE
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Jan. 81. 1873 y
TAe Hon. NN. +. HAvRABYRR Mayor Of TIE Ctfg o He"
York. ~, 4.
SIR: l am again compelled 10 call your attention 70
matters concerning the administration OF the olvS Vl
the Chamberlain of the City, with the view Vi ashnk
your official aid in correcting the abuses tnat nave
MP about g. and which only part OF system tha
has fastened itself upon the city, aud Which, u Is e
Cent are not to be got nd OF without persevering
rtrucele have received from the Controller OF the
Biate an claiming that there Is due from tns
county on the state Of 1871 $5s6 OF, with com
nuneation asking Its payment With interest. IoDg
nce pad over the Chamberlain, County treasurer
the whole of State tax In part TO the prede
the present County Treasurer and the remain
der 10 F. A. Palmer, IN amounts as follows
Da,e of paw Date Of pay No Of
msnt cf by Mr. DAYS Amt paid 10 Amt sent V -,
neBey Mr. Palmer 70 M Palmer bsah
still 70
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

htrhen. Among the passengers were = comm'ttee sp
OF the ainana territory select site fore city, anu se
tie the particulars OF the hrst buiiulng operations
way, and the committee carries 10 the tue e''
sanction Of the Company. -, ,-.,.. a.
Puerto Plata several of the 90 no further
than that port She also carries the United States man
to Puerto Plata making there the first stoppage thence
proceed 70 Bay and returning at once by way
OF Santo Domingo City,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

The steamer Tybee which was announced 10
sa Saturday saDto Domingo, did not start until
q. 10 yesterday The vessel was heavily iIeehfed,
and large amount which could not be takenths voyage
was left pier the voyage. large part
OF the freight taken consists OF materials for boie 100
y 40 ee aud 20 feet bgb. OutbudiDgs and spare for
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

p...oo., uo,s. Samuel Bowles Of The SpfInqteld
easoeD 81 Ssea l. s Glsmsns q ss1 sss1 ~ M
Hartford Gen water Of Mobile me y,sy Rs,osd Co.
sos m A. Tden SfNwLebabon ESea HosT tn. " Ho
James H. Psi j NJ "a Of Virgins, the s0f Rev. h0H Dr. Smith
fltcnssn Coma and A. O. Magrath Of Charleston .
man Horse-Gen Thomas IL Rags Co%@anaace c General Mon
tS Cen J. H. Lede Of Utica z B. Philips o. a,S ana 81 Gam
FtirSe ~ Chicago. james Ho'l-Prot b. " noIsu ,or
hHge Mass and tbe Hon. Robert H. Brown Of ueo'ga'''
unts, Gen H. A. Merritt Of Posdam, n. u
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
THE POSTAL INVESTIGATION.

Few additional details can be obtained in
regard to the case Of Superintendent Knapp OF the
newspaper department Of the post-ofce. The special
agents have suspended their labors but will
them in q few days. The amount of the deficit is said
to be very small and it is yet TO be decided whether
there is any fraud. superintendent Knapp denies all
guilt arms that his books and accounts are correct
and appears daily at the post-offce.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
HOME NEWS.
n,,v ,,vrvopo,o oarcAI DEPARTMENT.

CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL Obj
o.- .ov -ux xrKx Tsprra I p. n, yEH l.
lDstts I"SA I"S..-.-... ..,... 2n7
Nm 20 s8l Mean. -,
Nsrum Al o a m Jan .3u III Maximum A. n' On II
Miniwnm Al o. m 1850 Minimum al H. Jan 1 "a
psnce ,,,,.,... .664 Range ge.'s''''''''''.''''''
NJ a-,.. n n n ,n n ra u Ie3o p m. Amount OF 49,
D,s,apee Travelled by wind during the veef' I'' mls~
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

MASTERS OF THE SITUATION.-JAs. T. FIELDS
lecture In TRIBUNE LECTURE BITRA No Price 3c Sc by mail
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
Announcement.

OUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THE SUN. By
Prof A. YouSG Of Dartmouth College TRIBUNE LECTURE BrTRA
No. / Price 3c. Sc BY mail
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

WORTH SEENG-The great variety of new
improved Electric protecting houses and all kinds o
property burglars exhibition the Burglar Alarm Telegraph
uhee Muuay-sL L. HoLssA
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
rHp cHAMBERLAIN,s STATEMENT

The following is City Chamberlain Palmer's
statement OF receipts payments, and balances for the
~ days ending Jan. 81:
Bslsnees Balances
Jan Is Receipts Ps,psbiA JAa. 81.
., .aietxaaOd 81 Isss;s 8, ,s,,ss. 80
1soss 50 2o6oi % s714 39see %
Sst,Rg P0Bd Bterest.. lb,oIH A,Df ~ 9i1E W
ba4Td u Apporu0D- - - ,..o r, ,oo a.
tO1SJ " <IN W lVO
[oRay TIessaJ LII ls % Ilts1 ~ bfS 20 I"'''' -
T.........sa4g4 % 27l7I7s II lela3s7 aS s5IsGa "a
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

surplus in band there be added what
POcyhOd 1871 1871 til. diminished by undivided
surplus January 1870 the ovsrpamsnts for assurance surplus
premiums during last three years will be found
millions I hundred and riYionr thousand hundred
sfty.fOur dollars and sghty.fOur (slo66424 e
wM H. C. BARTLETT, Actu.ry
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
FREDERICK s. WINSTON, SAMUEL D. BABCoCK,
JOHN v. L. PRUYN, DAVID H0ADLBY,
ROBERT II. McCURDY, HENRY A. sMYTHB,
ISAAC GREEN PEARSON WILLIAM e. DODGE,
MARTIN BATES. GEORGE 4 CoB.
WILLIAM BELTS. WILLIAM NJ. vBRMLYE
JOHN WADSwORTH JOHN T. DEvBLH,
ALFRED EDWARDS ALoNZo CHILD
OLIVER II. PALMER HENRY T. DAVIES.
SAMUEL +. sPRouLLs RICHARD A. McCURDY,
SAMUEL N. CORNELL, FRANCIS sKIDDY,
LUClUs ROBINSON, J ELLIOTT CONDICT,
W. SMITH BROWN. JAMES C. HOLDEN
RICHARD PATRICK. HERMAN c. Won POST
WILLIAM H. PoPHAh, GEORGE q. RICHARDSON
WILLIAM A. HAlNRS, ALEXANDER II. RICE.
EZRA WHEELER, w. 7. BABCOCK,
SEYMOUR L. HUSTBD p RATCHFoRD STARR.
RICHARD A. aoCURDy, viee-Prssident
Jops NJ srbAHr, SeesaIr VIII &. BARrIHrr. LII Acuarr