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IIron-Moulders International Union.
The IRON -Moulders' international Union,

The Iron. ..Moulders' International Union,
in convention assembled, on Saturday adopt
ed the following resolution:
ResolUed, That the president and vice
presidents be appointed committee for the
purpose OF drafting suitable resolutions ex-
pressing the thanks Of this Convention TO
the Governor of the State ofeVirginia for
the many courtesies we have received from
him during the pre- sent session Of the IRON
Moulders' International Union.
Messrs. Russell, Logan, and Casey, the
committee appointed to draft resolutions ex
pressiye Of the sense of the Union at the
loss 1t has sustained in the death of EXPIRE
sident F. j. Meyers, of Union No. 96, per-
formed that duty, and the preamble and re-
solutions presented by them were unani-
mously adopted. T
A communication from Mr.. NJ. Pinner, Of
New York, addressed to the president, was
read to the Convention, proposing that one
or more cooperative societies be started in
New York harbor. in different branches Of
iroI-mOulders' trade, and Offering to further
the enterprise by providing il with the ne
eessary real estate, and perhaps securing for
it also from five to twenty-five thousand dol
lars of the cash capital required. Referred
to Committee on Cooperation.
MIR. Meaney, the treasurer, submitted bis
final report for the past term OF two years.
The committee appointed to audit his ac-
counts reported them correct The balance
now in his hands amounts TO 80, 1873.
Mr.. Meaney was reelected treasurer.
The committee to whom was referred the
resolutions upon the subject OF a monument
over the remains of the late President Will
liam H. Sylvis reported the following resoIu-
tions, which were adopted:
ResoLred, That the committee recon-
mended in the resolutions be, and is hereby,
created committee to carry out the resolu-
tions; and be it further
RESOLVED. That the sum of $500 be, and is
hereby. appropriated for that purpose; and
that the time for the erection of said monu-
ment be limited to two years from this date.
An invitation from Richmond Union, No.
12S, to q picnic to take place at Hattorf's
Garden to-day was received through Mr..
James w. Kendler, Richmond's representa-
tive, and was accepted with thanks.
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Aifhumnd 1ispatrIt.

~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DID,
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
OF THE CITY.
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r IMEl LIME II LiME!s!l

.nRIME GOLDEN SYRUis, Porto Rico
II and New Orleans Molasses. at w. ii. Dan.
5UgIDaE e CO.'S, S27 Rr0ad street mn ~ sS
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.IIME. CEMEKT. PLASTER.

DOCKLAND LIME AND ROSESDALEl
HI CEMENT.
1896 b,rrel, ,ROCKLAND LIME daily expected
per schooner Flosence Mayo; . 80,
$50 b1rrcIs BUFFMAa'S ROSENDALE CEs-s
MENT tiist received.
For sale loHsby A. .. lee.
II IMEt LIME! LINE r.!
1900 barrels fsesa isLpIAN ROCK LIME JUS
We are now consssuiiy nseeiying asupply Of IN.
Dian ROCK IAIMs fresh from our. kiins. 4kuf
ssia low, DILLON, ELIk11r 80 Co, 5
my4 Manufacturers. 1903 Dafs sfrns,,-.
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WANTED, EVERY ONE TO KNOW
w that :. \. WINSTnCK. No. II Fourteenth
street. LENDS MOEEI to any amount, for any
cnytl of lime, at REASONABLE rates, on qua
rouGS watches. silvcrware, good jewelry, &C.. &C.
forfeited pledges always on hand and for sale at
Srca. bargains. 1e f-1h
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GOAL AND WOOD.--I am now prepared
LAND. SPLINT, CLOVER llILL, QUINN. I.
MONT, and COKE COAL ~ less than Y can be llad
anywhere else In this city. OAh HEd PINE WOOD
at lowest cash prices. Opposition 10 monopoly ana
extorti0n. Quantity and qualiti+ warranted equal
to any in the city. Nineteenth sh d Cary slIeets;
lie 27 y. h.fA0G.
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THEFT OF COFFEE-BURGLARY.-A
o'clock on Friday morning Mr.. Emmett
Peroe, happening to look out OF back WIN
dow of his house, at the foot of Poor-house
Hill, saw negro man, with large bag on
his head, passing through his lot quite near
the house. He passed on to another lUt and
set the bag down, then was returning foT
bis shoes, when Mr.. Peroe hailed him and
told him he could not 60 through his lot
The negro, who was baretooted, with bis
coat of, his pants rolled up, and bis hat
pulled down so us TO conceal the upper part
of his face, said, without raising his head,
"All right, SIR" and started back towards
the place where he had left the bag; bat MIR.
Peroe, having secured an empty gun, ran
down stairs and got to the bag first, and or
dered the negro to halt, or he would shoot
him. Peroe then turned to call negro man
who lived near there, and as he did SO the
negro threw rock at him, which struck and
split his gun-stock, and, glancing, came
heavily against his breast. Peroe made for
the negro, but he ran and escaped.
After putting the bag, which contained
about ninety pounds of coffee, in his house,
Peroe reported the facts to Captain EppS
and described the thief very accurately.
Not long before the above occurrences the
store Of Mr.. Beveridge, Sll2 Brook avenue,
was forcbIy entered by priziog open back
shutter, and the coffee stolen by man, The
tracks of whose bare feet remained upon the
floor.
Mr.. Beyeridge suspected and caused to be
arrested George johnson (negro), who had
formerly been in his employ, and was known
to him as thief, but who has more lately
been serving in same capacity at the aims
house. -------s-
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MONDAY -. =. JULY 10, 1874
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LNOR RENT, the very desirable RESI- Ga
l. DENCE No. CPS Sixth street, beyond sz:y
Leigh, owned and occupied by MISS hate H.
Ja,nes. Ii contains SIX large ana two sHau loouls,
with kitchen in the yard. -
WILLIAMS & GIBSON,
Real Estate agents, kuctloneerS,
iv lO.eod6t and Stock Brokers.
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XYTANTED, a PURCHASER FOR AN
w OPEN BUGGY. Apply to
~ /. B. LlpSCOMB,
on Cary between Adams and
jy 1925 Jefferson - streets.
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TOR RENT.-Thc FIRST FLOOR Ms
4 over the store No. 1400 Main street cor Ell
Annly to :. A. MYERS.
NI3.1w l4C0 Main street.
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FOR REN'F.

EOR RENT, that large. frst.claSs RE- a.
L SIDENCF. No. 709 Leigh street, contain III
ing ten rooms Kitchen with six rocmS-all in COCO
order Inquire at NO. 525 sixth street. corner OF
ici,h jy 1866
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EOR RENT. BRICK DWELLINGS a.
Il seven rooms: brick kitchen, two rooms 1a;a
now being nicely papered amt put IL order, on
l.. 27. 2taY2w :. (. UOSE.
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THE CLOVER HILL RAILROAD COM
l. PANY Is now ready TO furnish COAL to all the
coal-dealers In tie city upon such terms rs will
euable them to supply consumers with the best
Iulnp coal at IS per load of tw:ni y-hSe bushels.
- u. &. WOODBRIDGE,
fy1o-N w E1w Treasurer,
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WHEN AND WHERE TO BUY
fias Best ASRTaRACITE A WI COAL, all sizes, at lowest
sutsP Best sPLIST TlitS and other BITUMINoUs GOALS
at lowest summer prices. s
Best COOKING COKE at lowest price, rice, ,,-c 80
And the economical and popular CO0hlNG anu
KiNI,iINCi WOOD, and LOSG WOOD. .,
~, '1.>t :" J.Bs WATKINS,
ia17 two doors below post. once.
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nor RENT. the large and convenient ss
Il FRAME DWELLING corner Of Eleventh EEL
and Isl oad streets, containing ten rooms; Kitchen
gas and other Improvements: admirably arranged
for Il large UoardiDg-house. Terms moderate ana
possession at once. Apply TO :
jr l-2t I1 M u BKDIfFR.
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DOR RENT. the SMALL BRICK HS
Il COTTAGE ON the northwest corner oft5::l
Leigh and Tenth streets. containing four rooms,
with large lot attached. kent SO per month.
Possession 1T once. hpplN TO
JOHN Il. GODDlS, Real Estate Agent,
ir13-rod3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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WANTED, GOOD COON; COON; ;; atso, So 2 2
west Marshall between First and Adams streets.
~ 81 :.
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LICENsE.-The office of W. T. Lithgow,
Commissioner Of Revenue, is removed oppo-
he is prepared from to-day to issue licenses.
COUNTY CouRT.-The July term COM
mences this morning at II o'clock. No cri-
minal cases on docket.
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L'OR RENT, a NEAT BRICK COT SSs
L TAGE RESIDENCE on Twentieth street EEL
between Grace and Franklin. Apply 10
RICHARDSON & co,
iv124t 1l13 Main street.
, 1874-12-27
MARINE ITEMS.
vEssxLs LAID Up AT sASpUsEr, o.

yEasELs LAID Up At sASDCsEF, o.
SASDuskY, o., Dec 25-Iho following vease1s
are laid up at this port:
s;rEAMERs-Jane, O:tawn, Clinton, Germania-
Lafavette, Young Hickory, Heather Bell, Phil.
Waiter, B. 1. Ferris. Total. 8.
PnopELLEEs-0rontos,Y Yosemite, Rod Jacket,
Huron CITY. Total, 4.
SLoor-Jennie Lind. Total. !.
BAAg-T. B. Rice. Total, l.
scuoosEas-Dsirn, Lark, Katie, Maggie,
Corde1a, Amelia, Amsden, Pincnavile. Mary
Ellen, Mary jane. F. F. Gain, H. =. Merry,
John T. JOHNSON, f. s; WAlbr:dsa D. Provooss.
American Champion. Total. 1G-
Tuos-Lyon, Mystic, Leahe. starkweather-
: EA1.ass-L. B. crocker, s. H. L.throp, B. B.
seeman. Total, 8. Grand Total, SO.
VESSELS LAID CP At osvEt3O, H- 7.
oswreo, n. Y. Dec. 25-The following /. thu
list OF Vessels laid up At this port:
Bn1us-l'owlat.an, E. Cohen.
BAnE-J. S. Austin.
pEopEILEa-S. $. Ellsworth.
ScHoosEEs- -Hoboken, Canton, Clarion Belle,
via, Cortez, lladc1ia Florida, Blazing Ster,
Royal Oak, West Side, Sea Gun. Guiding Star,
Olive Branch, Telegraph, Rising Star, Samana,
Carlton. Active, Scud, Camache, Eagle Wing,
Southwest. Eocxa~ay. Elvina, Three Friends,
Kate Kelley, Mary Elizabeth. Eveline Bates,
Nary Fox. J. Maria Scott, Jennie Matthew's, Anna
Maria. Belle Mitchell, J. E. Bailey, Ssm Cook
&. r. Wilt,ams Willie Keller, j. T. Noyes, John
Magee. Vim. kaynoE, ". g. Phelps, Oliver
Mitchell, R. J. Gibbs. Geo. B. Sloan. A. L
Cleveland, Senator Blood, II. Fl. Cades. D: G.
Fort, ". l. Preston. L. L. Lamb, Defos DeWolf,
C. A. Martin, o. u Bond, Turner g. keele1,
Smith l. Post, E. D. Dor.
Tuds-Oneida, Fulton, Crusader, May Queen.
Quickstep, Maria al6lvin, Steve Lyons, Major
Dana, c. r 11orey, F. .. Wheeler, Wrn. Avery,
Alanson Sumner.
BARGE-Eureka.
, 1874-12-27
TIE COUNTY BILL DING.

PoBL1C BUILDINGS AND CHARITIES.
Inc Joint Committee on Public Buildings md
ehaslties Of the County Boa,d held meeting
eStc1daT afternoon. Quite number of bills
"e1e PASSED upon. after which Mr. Holden re-
ae*ed his suggestion to reject Ill bids for work
VI the addition to The Insane Asylum. Tho
Imposition met with spirited objection, and the
discussion was whether the work OF building the
saalflon to tho Asylum should be let to the
4e6est bidder, or whether it should be
w eeoe under tho immediate direction
~ =. me Committee When the motion way put
80: 80 so:e it was lost, the Chair casting tho de-
fis'1e fFislse one. Tie vote was as follows: Yeas-
G.hsa GGoasn' Lone1sap, AertinR. Nays-smith, Nc
ssssaer, Guenther. Ciougn. The further consid-
nn..1a3 ~snon Of the question was then postponed
h. Iasa me next meeting. Those voting yea upon
>eisq ~ qocstlon we're Of the opinion that the Com
casss' assee could do the work at saving to the
tbaoty: tbaMy: Those voting nay, or at least some Of
t.1sa. believed the opposition "as controlled by
H. !sea,lo~ing OK the VOTE Mr.. Gucnther moved that
~ eonu'ttso apply to the Board for authority
, 1874-12-27

70 advertise Tor hnterial to construct the Asylum,
which prevailed. After receiving and referring
propagation to buy the boilers used in the old
court-House, the Committee adjourned.
SALARIES.
a meeting Of the County Board Committee
but was not held, for want Of u
quorum. Those present, however, had
Inc question discussed was as to the right Of the
Board to fix tho salaries Of bailiis at the present
tIme Tor the ensuing year. The Chairman of the
committee was in possession Of an opinion from
tho County Attorney to Tho effect that bal]ltfs
were recognized as county officers under the
law. which opinion gave Importance to the quee-
ton discussed. The further opinion of the
Attorney, as to the right OF the Board to fix
to subsequent meeting OF tho Committee Tho
Committee, ut the next meeting Of the Board,
will ask for further timo in which to complete
its report, which, when made, will be remark
able only for its economic character.
TIE JAIL.
The familiar face of Charles flynn is no long
or seen around the County jail AIr. Flynn was
sentenced to Imprisonment for si1 months in
that institution, aud had about six weeks louger
to serve Flynn was & trusty individual. at least
SO thought Peter Hand, ..aud therefore al
lowed the gentleman the liberty OF tile
whole interior Of his domain. Cnrisrmas-Day,
however, he vacated his quarters. and left. Up
to late hour last night the prisoner, who got
away with MIR. Hands confidence, had not re-
turned, nor is he likely to, unless sent for.
The inmates OF the County Jail we're thrown
into J. fearful state of excitement Christmas
evening, and the occupants OF the various cells
were struck dumb for the time being with con-
stornation and fear by the cry of tire resounding
along the corridors OF the building. Jailer Hand,
with Turnkey Connel}: hastened inside, and dis
covered au immense volume OF smoke issuing
from Cell No. %, occupied By young cuEprit
named John Grimes, who is awaiting his trial in
IN fcr 1n,r Tf,aSv1 3v
WAS discovered that tho young scapeerace, who
is about 16 years Of age, had applied a lighted
match to his tick, filed with straw. aud thereby
fired his entire bedding. He was punished BY
confinement in the dungeon over night. and
yesterday morning returned to Ills cell with tho
admonition that repetition OF the oHense
would be i'll with him.
, 1874-12-27
Society this afternoon at o'clock ut the Grand
Opera House. His subject will be Tie Work
iugman's Share in Civilization" Admission, 10

Society this afternoon at o'clock ut the Grand
Opera House. His subject will be 50 The Work
iugman's Share in Civilization" Admission, 10
cents.
Girls OF all nationalities can be found ut tho
Employment Bureau Of the Worlaus Aid Asso-
citation. Ladies' aud heads OF families are in
vited to call il in search OF help. Room No. !,
Relief Block, 81 1aSalo street.
Tho Rev Arthur Mitchell, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church, will preach the third ser
mon in tho Sunday afternoon course to the pub
lie in Farwen Hail. No. l49 Madison street. to-
day at P. m- Subject, - a Wonderful ConveF-
aion." Seats free.
The Grand Lodge Of the Knights Of Pythias
hare completed all arrangements for their uni
form ball, which will take place Thursday even
ing (New-Year's Eve) at McCorrnicks Hall. Al
ready largo number OF tickets have been dis
posed Of. and the event promises to be enjoy
able The dance programme il neat, norel, aud
unique, and the selection OF dances is admirable
Those intending to be present should secure
tickets Immediately.
Tho first annual reunion Of the class Of '74 OF
the Chicago High School is to be held Tuesday
evening, at tha residence OF II. c. Dean, Esq,
No. 269 West Adams street 4 fitting pro-
gramme has becu arranged, it including rendl-
ton Of ''Greeting" by member OF the Arion
Club, tho reading Of class paper. poem by
Paul SAo-ey, the valeGictorian, and d class song
by Prof. George Rowland. Tie, class will prob
ably be largely represented, and those members
who have not been fully informed regarding the
reunion are earnestly invited to be present
Tho Executive Committee of tho Nebraska Re-
hef and Aid Society, having been informed that
numeroua individuals are travelling about the
country soliciting contributions for the benefit
of the destitute settlers OF Nebraska, and ere
tending to have authority to act for said Society
in 30 doing, notice ia hereby gwen tha: this So
ciety has no travelling agents 1t present, and all
persons claiming to be such should be avoided.
, 1874-12-27
PRESENTATIONS,

En-o-S n I0N~s
Nr. Charles Hebel, foreman Of Tansin l.
Chandler, was presented, Christmas-Eve, with
i handsome eo1d-headed cane by tho cigar
makers in tleir employ.
pleasant surprise occurred Thuredny even
ing at O'Clock. Tho employees assembled in
the Office of tho Chicago Oatmeal Mills, when
one Of them presented to 1Ir. D. Oliver, ulauag-
irg-partuer OF tho mills, lind gold watch and
eh1in. for his Kindness to tAem-
D. R. Gregg. OF the firm of Gregg g. Co., was
eomewhat surprised on Chr!ttmas-EFa by his
employees putting III M appearance at his resi-.
derce, and presenting hun with q 5000 gold
Eatch. Tho presentation speech, made by II.
E. Ballard, was very neat and appropriate for
the OCCASION.
Capt E. J. Cunniffe, superintendent Of Mr. 2.
oSell's establishment, was the recipient OF q
double present Christm.e-Day. His employer
h.uded him a check for generous amount,
and Ar. ". T. Jarman, in behalf OF the em-
ployes Of the store, presented the Capx IN with
3 ahsndsone go1d-headed cane.
Noses Warren. publisher, and Western agent
1or D. Appleton L Co., New York, was yesterday
Office, 103 State street, with an elegant gold
"atch-chain. The chain was presented IN hap
p manner By Prof. Thomas E. Hill, aud re-
spcnded to BY A1r. ", who was taken entirely
byfurprise.
The employees Of the houae Of @. S. Hutchins
e 20. Thursday nfte1noon presented their fell
loh-~orke1, ,Ar. Joseph G. Peppard, who is
somewhat celebrated as q huntsman, with NJ
elegant slyer-moucted huuting-xnito. The
Presentation speech was made by 31r. Wood
satd After 3 response from Mr.. Peppard, an
adjournment was had to Holyway'a, where mt
6aA friendship was pledged in sparkling wine.
The Rt-Re7. Bishop Cheney Was waited upon
q q chsis.mas-Day by members Of his congrega-
uon and presented By them With very elegant
sst Of Episcopal robes. and q costly set Of har-
aess. Mrs. Cheney was also the recipient Of q
assse mesent from the lady members, who made tte
e sassasonsb1e choice of suit Of seaiskin. Bishop
naeney, in acknowledging thanks, gave evidence
:. n.s high appccat1on OF the Affection displayed
u hs congregation.
, 1874-12-27
SUFFERING KANSAS.
EXTENT OF DEsTlTDT10y.
Of The CAicdQp Tribune:

70 tie Editor Of The CAtcaoo Irtoa1se:
CHICAGO, Dec 2e.-I take it for granted that
orr generous citizens are fully aware that active
preparations arc in progress for tue entertain
meat in behalf of Kansas sufferers, to come oil
in Farwell Hall on the evening OF Jan. l, 1875.
By showing the number Of sufferers already re-
ported by the Chairman OF the severll County
Committees, who need immediate assistance in
the way Of money to purchase -four, fuel, and
meat, you see the necessity Of immediate con-
cert of action in the matter Of relief. As have
said in former appeals. my wish is that "Chi-
cago's Now-Year's..Gifs" will DO such sum as
will enable ms to send drafts to each
Committee, pro rats, to relieve cases re-
roxsed On otch Qounty-C Committee books. Under
, 1874-12-27
PERSONAL

31r. and Mrs. F. c. Harriott (Miss Clara Moz-
ris) are stopping at the fremont House.
At meeting OF the livestock dealers at the
Union Stock Yards yesterday resolutions were
unanimously adopted expressive of sorrow at
tho death of their late friend and associate, alr.
J. D. Eeeves, who has been closely identified
with the livestock interests of Chicago for 6ev-
eral years.
Among the arrivals in town yesterday WAS Nr-
J. c. Cochrano, who has just returned from
Washington. It is understood that his chances
OF appointment to the position OF Supervising
Architect OF the Treasury are excellent Tho
Illinois delegation, with one exception, and all
from WISCONSIN, lowa, Indiana, and New Hanp-
shire. have backed him persistently, and Sacre-
tary Dristov will, it is thought, listen to them
fayorably.
Christmas night, DR.. Lu1lam sad Mrs. Frank
lin MacVeagh called upon MrH- C. H. Wash
burn. the President Of the late Eomeo-
pathic Hospital Fair. and presented her with
a beautiful gold watch and chain. There weie
no speeches either slde,-noDe OF that fuss
and parade which depr1ve5 presents OF half their
value. This gift WAS in recognition OF the scr
vices rendered BY Mrs. Wa4bburn in organizing
and carrying through the Hospital Fair. For
months abe devoted to it nll he1 time, all her
rare executive ability, and skill in management
She led and disciplined the host OF ladies' whose
temporary stopping place on Lake street ras
the centre Of attraction last month. and this
acknowledgment Of her deserts, SO unexpected
by the recipient, will meet With the approva! of
all WHO know ANYTHING OF her 1abors during tho
summer and autumn.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Palmer Uouse-N A. Gardner, Detroit L. McHer-
r., Iowa: f. f. Jones. Quincy: ". F. Duty, htE
York; G. ". Adams, Tiihu C. E. Hastings, New
York; Il Max, New York; t. Arthur, Ct Louis; Fred
n. De1ano, Detroit; Grand Ptc1ie-A- T.
Hodges Buffalo; II. Y. Williams. Minnesota j. J..
Karr, Albany; r. H. Emerson. p!st.ourg
G. " Fletcher; Boston; o+ear C. L. dsa,e1d Hsnet1df:
r. r. Radcliffe, Alton. Sh1auss House.-A ]. Car
penter, Davenport; II. K Rowland, New York; II: d.
James r. Mason, Oregon; l. F. a1asouy New Y5rE.
81. ". Jack. New Iork s. Fl. Deere, Rocltester.:.-
fremont Houss-W. II. Wheaton, Detroit; g. ". Wat
sou TitusvjIle; John II. Pattisou Cincinnati J. ".
Holmes, Milwaukee; A. D. Hall, Milwaukee; Q. p
Weszler. Galveston; L. L. Baoeock, F1eepost Z e.
Eckharlt. Detroit.