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FINANCE AND TRADE.

THE FINANCIAL SYBTEM, as far as we
are concerned, ID In lull. The great
bankruptcy created a corresponding
storm, the storm causes our money cen
ters to rest on their oars, watching
events, ard thus we lie sin the lull Of
the storm" We shall not escape the
effects, however. Bankruptcies and the
stoppage OF cotton-milIs must all tell
their tale upon our market when the
Kew cotton season 8Tri ves, and it will be
well for every grower Of cotton an
dealer in It to be aware Of what lies be-
fore Us. The stOpIage OF mills i'll Eng
laud-We mention this to correct some
errors we fluid 10 have arisen-is not
caused by the failure Of their owners, but
generally arises from strikes, and
in other Cases is a prudential measure,
having for its object TO get rid OF stocks
now on hand before the new cotton crop
comes in that, il is expected, will be
lower in Trices than that Of which the
goods now in the market were made.
Gold was 90 low as 1929 and as high as
1929 yesterday in New York; here bro
kers were doing nothing in it, but were
willing 10 pay TIA. Nothing was doing
in local securities, and we repeat quots-
tions: Shelly county scrip, IS; fire and
police scrip az s.; school scrip at 9OG9l;
bank of Tennessee, new issue, 20; State
notes, $3.50.
THE COTTON MARKET was again very
quiet; holders are strong in their ask
ings, looking for a reaction from the
very low prices in which they are coun-
tenanced, to some extent, by the quota
tons OF the day, for New York was
steady al 1c higher, and Liverpool was
I-l6i higher, with p larger sale than for
many days past. Sales were few, for it
was difficult for buyers to find what
they wanted to fill their orders.
The closing kilograms were as follows:
New York steady; middling, l4sc;
sales, 1915 bales New Orleans steady
at l4tc; sales, IS. bales; receipts, 81
bales. Liverpool higher at Lied;
Orleans, Z 5-l6i; Gales, $4,000 bales,
OF which $500 bales were Ameri-
can. Savannah, I4c; Mobile, 14gc;
Charleston, l44c; Galveston, l34c; Will
mington, I4!c; Baltimore, 145c; Norfolk,
I4gc; Boston, l4Ic; Augusta, 1850. Gold
at New York, three o'clock, 1923. The
following ale the official quotations OF
the cotton exchange:
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Approved March ., $50.
JAMES D. PORTER, Governor.


AN ACI 10 protect private uSneribS-
Section l. Be iJ enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Tennessee, That it
shall not be lawful for any person to catch
fish with seins, nets or traps, in the waters
covering the lands of any other person or
persons in this State, aOd in case OF q viola
ton of the above provision, the proprietor or
proprietors may have a remedy by action at
law or by hill in Chancery, and Injunction,
and in either form of action may have an at
tachment to attach the seinS, nets and traps
so used and in Chancery any number OF adj
jacent proprietors of such lands may Join in
the bill against any number of such treSS
passeTs, ana the bill shall not be dismissed
for multifariOuSneSA
Section2 2. Be it further enacted, That no
person shall place across any stream in this
State, near its mouth or Oppos te, any sein,
net or trap, or other device which Will pre-
vent the free passage OF fish up or down the
same; nor shall any person or persons be per
mitted to fish with such seins tIaps or other
other persons without written permission
TO do so, nor shall auy person or persons be
permitted, with SeiE or traps, TO FISH in any Of
the waters of this state IN the months OF
March, or April, or May. Any violation Of
this section is hereby declared misde-
meanOr, and shall ne punished by fine of not
less than ten dollars and costs, or imprisOn
Inent for not less than thirty days, at the
option o f the Court.
Section 3. Re it further enacted, That the
counties of BlOunt, Clay, Monroe, Macon,
Jackson, Gibson, Warren, Hamilton. Marion,
Bled5Os, Sequatchte, Grumpy, Van Buren,,
Nc Mimi, Claiborne, Hancock, Franklin,
Greene, Lincoln, Moore, Hawkins, Cooke,
Ham blen, Granger, MaurY, OvertOn, Fen
tress, Morgan, Sullivan, Hardin, Decatur,
Crockett, Sumner, Sewer. Marshall, Harde'
man, McNaiTy, Carroll, Carter and Johnson
together with all other counties not men,
TONED above in East Tennessee are excluded
from the operations of this act,
Section T. Be it further enacted, That this
act snail take effect from and after its pas
sage, the public welfare requiring IL.
Passed March p, 1915.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker of the HouseIOf Representative.
THOMAS H. PAINE,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved March "a, 1875.
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AN ACT to make uniform the fees OF the
Registers of the Land offices OF the State OF
Tennessee,
Section l. Be it enacted by the General As
Sembly of the State of Tennessee, That all
Registers OF land offices in the State shall re-
ceiVe one dollar and twenty five cents as COM
pensatiOu for each grant recorded by them,
and two dollars for each certified copy OF
grants, and twenty five cents for each search.
Passed March 70, 1875.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.,
THOMAS n. PAINE,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved March %, 1876.
JAMES ID, PORTER, Governor
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AN ACT to punish Executors, Admi uistratOrs
Guardians or Trustees fOrs converting to
their own use and benefit, and failing 10 pay
over trust funds
Section l. Be il enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Tennessee, That any
Executor, Administrator, Guardian or Irus-
tee holding trust funds who shall wtliuliy
and maliciOuSly convert 10 his own us5 aud
benefit any moneys, notes, stocks, bonds or
other evidences Of value OF whatever nature
and description, the assets OF jus e-;rle. for
which he is Executor, AdmluisjTa' or Guar
dian or Trustee, aud on final settlement shall
fail to pay to those entitled TO che funds thus
entrusted to and due from such Executor,
Administrator, Guardian or Trustee where
the same are not paid aOd cannot be col
lected by due process Of law, sha be adj judged
guilty Of felony before any competent Court
and on conviction shall be punished by i'm
pTisOnment in the penitentiary not less than
one year and not more than ten year.
Section ?. Be it further enacted, That this
act take effect from and after its passage, the
public welfare requiring rs.
Passed March 8, 1915.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
THOMAS II. PAINE,
speaker OF the SSnaL-.
Approved March u, 1915.
JAMES ID. PORTER, Govern r.
I certify that the foregoing is a true copy of
an act o. the General Assembly Of Tenn aSSee,
the original of which Is on file in nv Office.
CHAS. n. GIBBS,
Secretary OF state.
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CHAS. n. GIBBS,
Secretary of State.


AN AIT authorizing the C1ty of Memphis TO
grant TO the United States a site tor Custom
House and UheT puBIiC buildings, and ced-
Ing the jurisdiction To the United States Of
the ground so granted.
SECTION l. Be 10 enacted by the General As
sembly OF the State OF Tennessee, That the
city OF Memphis be, and is hereby aut h1riz-d
10 grant 70 the United States a portion OF the
public promenade on tire west side OF Front
street, and adjacent TO Madison street, when
extended 70 the Mississippi river, not exceed
ing three hundred feet square, for the pur-
pose OF having erected thereon "A United
states Custom House and other public build
ings Of the United state.
Section Be 10 further enacted, That the
JuFlsd GU, Of the said premises so TO be
granted 10 che United states for the said pur-
poses, be, and the same is hereby Ceded and
granted by the State Of Tennessee 10 the
United States.
Section 3. BE it further enacted, That this
act take effect and be in force from and alter
It's passage, the public welfare requiring the
same.
Passed March %, 1870.
LEWIS BOND
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
THOMAS ID. PAINE.
Speaker of tHcSeuate.
Approved March ., Is75.
JAMES b, PORTER Governor
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The market was firm with light offer
ings; sales, 30 bales.
The following were the changes in
New York futures:
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Sales 80, 200; opened with slight de-

Sales 30, 700; opened with slight de-
luand, closed weak.
liverpool to arrive-August delivery
from Savannah or Charleston, g.O.c.,
6l5-I6d; August and September ditto,
Im.c., I'd: September and October ditto,
p.o.c. and I'm G., Lied; new crop ship
ment, ditto, Line, I'D.
Receipts as the United States seaports
since last Friday, 1898; same time last
week, 1915; same time last year, 1893
bales.
Stock at the ports, l26, 1853; last week,
135. 757; last year, IFS, 692 bales.
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AN tCr TO authorize the Foreman Of Grand
Jurles 20 swear witnesses brought before
them to testify.
Section l. Be It enacted by the General As
sembly Of the State Of Tennessee, That
hereafter the Foreman Of the Grand Jury
shall have power and IS hereby authorized 10
administer oaths to all witnesses brought be-
fore the Grand Jury 70 testify, as to the viO-
latiOn OF the criminal laws OF this State in all
cases where the clerks OF the Criminal and
circuit courts may now administer said
Oaths.
Section 2. Be It further enacted, That il
shall be the duty of The said Foreman OF the
Grand Jury TO indOrse on the indictment, or
If IL be a presen tmsnt, on the subpoena the
names or The witnesses so sworn by MIN and
sign the same officially, but the omission To
ludOrse the same on the Indictment or sub
pCeua shall In no case iuvalidate the finding
OF the indictment or prssentment, If the Wit
nesses were IN point Of fact sworn by him acs
cOrding to law.
Section 3. Be 10 further enacted. That this
act take effect from and after its passa e,
the public welfare requiring iL,
Passed March 8, 1875.
LEWIS BOND.
Speaker OF the House Of Represents ives.
THOMAS II. PAINE,
Speaker OF the Senate.
Approved March lS 1873.
JAMES D. PORTER, Governor.
certify that the foregoing is "a true c0py OF
an act or the Itnurs-aa General Assembly,
the original Of Waill is now on file iu my
office.
CHAS. n. GTBBS,
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Mem phiS, Tennessee, proceed 10 sell, 10 Lne
highest bidder, for cash, the following des-
cribed property, to-wit:
The undivided interest of TGomas CarTigan
in and to I55 acres Of Jas. Kimble's 1850 acre
survey in Section l. Range !, Shelby county,
Tennessee, beginning at a STAKE on the south
east bank of NOnconnah creek, south west cor
ner OF bridge across said creek on Pigeon
ROost roa1, at a post of the old toll-gate;
thence down the southeast bank OF said creek
40 chains to the intersection OF said bank with
the south line of Jas. Kimble's $50 acre entry
No lO5; thence west % chains and 30 links TO
the southeast corner OF a subdivision of said
$3.50 acre tract; thence north 81 chains and 50
links to "a stake in the center Of said road;
thence with the center OF said road south, 7l1a'
east across said b. idge one chain and I'll links
TO the BEGINNING, as described in BOOK 81, part
l, page 554, etc, in Registers office, Shelby
county, subject to a homestead as described in
declaration OF defendant CarTigan in book So,
page las, in Registers office, Shelby county,
Tennessee, including about eighteen aces
more or less.
Levied on as the property Of defendant,
Thomas Carrigan, 10 satisfy said judgment,
interest and costs.
c. l.. ANDERSON,
Sheriff OF Shelby county, Tenn.
BY W. ID. Cannon, ID. :.
Memphis, oath day OF July, 1915.
z. J, MulVihill, attorney for plnd. LyS
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8 HEREFF'S SALE
OF
P 9 al Il . TIA t Q.

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
L That by virtue of Venditioni eXpOnas 70
me directed from the Honorable Second Cir
cult Court OF Shelby county, Tennessee, in
the case of Robert PeplOw VS.. Thomas Carl
gan, Judgment rendered on the 18th of July,
IS72, for the sum OF 81 hundred and twenty
nine dollars, with interest and costs of suit,
TO satisfy said judgment, ETC., will, on
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CHAS. y. GlBBS,
Secretary OF state.

AN ACT to prot bit the Or. Cging OF stolen
property into the state.
Section l. Be 70 enacted by the General As
sem bly, OF the state OF Tennessee, That &c
is hereby declared to be q felony for any per
son 10 bring into this state personal property
sJC' on Ia another State, knowing the sane to
have been stolen; provided the value OF said
prop rty shall exceed dfty dollars.
Section :, Be il further enacted, That W hen
the value Of such property so brought iltp
the = ate, rs provided n II. iSt section of this
at, shall not exceed fifty dollars, the same
shalt be q mIsdeme amor.
Section 8. Be Il furJher enacted, That the
punishment for violation Of the lSt section
Of this act shall be n confinement in the peui-
Tertiary for "A period Of not less than three
nor more than ten years, and for a violation
Of the I'd section the punishment shall be
confinement in the county jail not less than
Six months nor more than three wears
Section I. Be 10 further enacted, That this
act shall take effect from and after It's passage
the public welfare requiring 1t.
Passed March @ lS-l
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-EWIS BOND.

Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. PAINE,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Approved March 70, 1875.
JAMES ID. PORTER, Governor.
l certify that the foregoing is n true copy of
an act of the Teuucs Gee General Assembly,
the original of which is now on fiIo in my
Office,
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STATE LAWS.

,..,,,-..- .,..
' AZ 70 cl3lSe ttt t.i... .'L .tD,'llLs we
circuit Hud 'utnceTE "til~ IN S's c1aIlIe'
OF tLnDoF4aLd ana AipI a~-.i @19'c OF AeH-
neSsee. ~. . 49, a.. .....,-or A.,
Secll5n l. Se u eutlts " INC 49,, a. -
seinDly OF me Sttle OF uu' >'t-f 20. ~.
Circuit aud ChauceTy 'puflA OF ltr COUNTIES
OF Cumberland ana Morgan. ShEu ID ueid +'
the following times aud pI-ceS: '.2S-Vil.e,
Cumberland county, on the tdlt1 slouuat
ter the fourth Mondays in MarcL, jay anu
NOven beE; Ngrt5ur-, ON the l1uIlh aon1ay
after The toOfth Mondays IN MaFCE' July
and November. M All.
sec. =. BE 10 further enacted Iubl lii'H
act take eject from and after Us passage, Tue
public WeLtlIe F. ING IT,
Passed March 9, loiJ.
LsWI5 BDND, -..--.
Speakers OF the Hon e Of Repr=,e!' ~ yes
THOMAS II. PAINE,
speaker OF the senate'
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Friday, tho 2Oth Day Of August, 1875,

Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to sell, TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the following des-
cribed property, tO-wit:
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Approved. March .. $50.
JAMES b. PORTER Governor
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BY W. ID. Cannon, ID. ;.
Memphis, oath day OF July, 1875.
r. J, MulvihilI, attorney for plnf. liy2S
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AN ACT to increase the number IN OF Notaries

Approved March "A, ISIS.
JAMES y. PORTER, Governor.
, 1875-12-07

Tho tax-redemptlonH in the Couptroller's Of.
Aco amounted yesterday to about $4,000.
WAter-ronss yesterday brought 3o,450ls. md
real and possonal.propeFty taxes q, ,22a.7.
Tho Board Of Public Works has issued m estl-
nato OF $4,000 to Flszsimo1,s l. Coruoll builders
Of tho Fullelton avenue conduit.
Justlces scullY and Morrison had quite con-
fab with the Mayor yesterday afternoon aboit
West.Town taxos but nothing dollntto was de-
cidod on.
Tho BOARD OF Public Works adyerttsea this
morning ftr tropobals for the uouatructlon Of o
dan, aysr Ogden Ditch to prevent tho tlow Of
water from tho Aux llaineB HiYar. The dam Ia
to bo 200 feot ia snrtp, With rs feut Of gateway.
4 l0-loot ROAD ls to crona IT.
Tho Mayor Expresses himself as perfectly sat
isfed with tue result Of tho lnH; cotton OF tho
Fire department last Saturday. Everything MAS
fouub In tho 1.ost PET feet condition aud order.
OuIY nbout ons.hslf Of the force WIS inspected,
but tho rest IL to bo looked over Huuu.
Tle Finance Committee and tho WoBt-Town
Board leld M lnfotmal meeting in tho Comp
trollcrs ofaco Yesterday afternoon for tho 4nr-
pose q hxng ihe componbAtun aIlowod tho
Wcat-Tomn Collector for tho collection Ut city
tA1ea, Nothing detinlte WAS settled, though
t4ezo MAS mu2h said. The Committees moot
agaln, probably aexs Wednesday,
, 1875-12-07
SUBURBAN..
HAYN{I0n.

Ons Of the most pleasant gatherings aver en-
joyed by tho people Of this place was tho cele-
Grnsion Of tic twenty fifth Anniversary nf lhe
marriage nf M.. aud Mrs, Robert u. Barney 1t
their sesldenes, Saturday oyeuing. All the pre-
limiuAry arrangements having bsen completed In
. qulat rsy tho people begun At = seasonablo
hour TO gather At the residence OF Col. Nichols.
preparatory to marchiuR In \ body upon the
uususpecttng couple. At tAe appointed hour
tho procosd'ou formed, and In single
f1o, ulth lautcrus In hand. tho line Of march was
taken up. At tho proper time tue venerable
couple vera brought up befule Col. Nichols, Rud
III .eupitiny them ior smother twanty.ll years,
more or Iess, - wall ~ In conveying to them tho
kluu w3snes aud s.lvsEwars Whlch tha lntsueerB
hAd pot forgotten 10 brlng along with them,
ha made many local hita that we're fully spp1e.
clatad b. all present, aud the moro 10 u he pre-
sented h1s iocoae aAfiugs aud pertinent remsEks
In tho nature Of str.es Ut shymoI that Ee1s
peculiarly apt. peEsoaRl. and pointed.
Tho cou4.te did sIos glYe tue ueceshnrY TO-
spo14es With ~ much zebt ~ WAS tho case
twenty-five ytaFs ago. At tha close OF the puen
tho t&blc WAS spi cad WITH tho tresents, coli.
alatiuG Of 40 lce-pItchet, Kobl1ta, butter-ulsh,
csbtoE, suRar-boHt, creamer, slrup-dtBh, spoon.
holder, aud dozeu knives. A noat and lifting
sespIpse Naa inadp uy Ns. H&lnsy. AZ
al were sdnhlug the beauty, elegance,
and usafo'ne-n Of the preaents tue eusiro
company WAS about ~ completely sur
pr.hsd ~ had been Mr. aud Mr, Dasuey,
by the distribution OF ssftoshueuts w4leh
hsd bean provided BY tue jolnt et{otts OF
tVo ladlsA Who us sTes senve and foremost IN
, 1875-12-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

4 meeting Of tho Fifteenth Ward Military
Company nill bo held tbs evening It 5l5 Mil
wnukeo aycnue at 1880 o'clock.
Tho zegnlar annua! meeting Of tho Doatd Of
Trustees Ut tue Chicago Psotontaut Orphan Asg-
day, ut 8 o'clock p, Ill.
Tho nov. Z. Sullivan noti6es lls congregation
that tlckets OF admission to ths consideration
BsrrlccH Wednesday cvessing will lo distributed
ut tho vebtry Of Trinity Church betneea tho
hou1s of atId II ocluc4
AL members Of Company D. Second Regiment
Illinois state Guards. requested to bo Mt tho
armory this evening At 1880 tor tho election Of
regimoutal aud COMPANY ofticers, and for tho
transaction Of other important business.
4 lecture upon ".Thn Artistic Qualltles of tho
CaricaturietB "-tllusstated with examples, III
clarouai and oiala, In imitation Of Gil!ray,
CrutkshAnk, Leech, etc.--wlll be dsllvnrel by
W. N. T.. Frauch this ovnninE In tho locturo-
room OF Unity Church. 10 tue lectaso course Ut
that church.
The conseorRt!on OF tl,e key. William Z. Mrs.
Lasen, D. H., Biehopolect Of the Diocese OF I'LL
uoie, will tako placn III lilo Cathedral Of III. Ia.
ter aud Paul Wednesday,. setycs commencing
At 1850 a. m. Tbs clergy OF the Diocese. the
waiting clergy tho lay diocesan officers. and tho
Veetiy OF Trinity Church. Cleveland, IRE re1uast-
ed to assemble 10 the oaHi Hchoo!.roon, adjolu-
ing the cathedral, cnt!suce IN the foas, on peor.h
street, nj u o'clock &. m. Tao clergy, ALEC, arc
requested 10 bring aurp1ico mud Btoic. Tho con-
1rogatEon will DO admitted to tho cathedral aud
chapel adjoining by tiokcts distributed under tho
direction of ths cco!caiaBtlcal authority to tho
yarlouB t4rlnh clergy. Tiokot-holdo1H arc re-
qnestod to be in their plaoea At early hour, %
b,atH cannot be reee1Yod after tho opo1Ang OF
the setYicpp, J. II. KNOWLES,
Canon Of the Cathedral.
, 1875-12-07
EEWSBOfS' HOME.


The annual meeting Of tho Se"sbora l1omo
Association was hold n tho building. Oh Qa'ncv
street, yesterday afternoon. J. AIcGregof Adams
In tho chair. There wero hlso Present Sunt.
Hook AMI Mis- Hook. y. ). Douton, 3. u.
Moore, Miss Eliza Cherry. s. D. Haskell, Mrs.
+, Il, Whoclock. Mrs, Westiall, Msa. Gund, ard
A,rs, 4, y Simmer. DR.. u. Z. si!ilcr came II
while the business wns Ia proasess.
Tho loport Of hupt. llook. e,ncc Junc /,
shnWej tliak }0 boSs hht been aLulttte,!. ninety
eight of whom were fu'lud homes and emp oy:
mcnt in tho citv aud country. Tito Home Lad
been suspended for three mouths. which reduced
the ayefaCe Attendance daily From fo,t' to
thr.y. Tie bows Ind pasd IN 'saf0.2f. anu thera
rnrnUinch ulcollCcted IRON lhnm |l5J. There
had been expended el.*os.5a. Tho Association
VAS vttuAlly out OF debs. ownlng building lhat
cost $50, ,'N0, nuu owing something ovcr 5lu0 for
curt ont cxEonfes. Tbs was a tine showing, and
tho Directors wero consratriated nEon it.
Tue report Of tho Treasurer showed that DUR
Ing Tho ycar the sum of sl7,i!A.l9 Ind teen J.
cld4pg building and current expenses. From
Tho uewnhoys Gl5U wns owing. aud S1no 1rpm
unpaid subscriptions, ioAylnE delct Of el3!l.
Both reto1ts we're received ana adopted without
n.Hsent.
The following Hoard Of Directors was thon
elec,cd by tallot: y. y. Douton, .. :. Sksuner.
S. II. Moore, L. X. Hnhpa,tl. ". Il. Sherard
Or. Hen c. Miller, Henry r.eld. 0. i. Fuller,
aud i. D. HaoAcil.
They or2anlzed permanently y electing Dr'
Den c. Muller, Fro udent; L. Il. Hubbard. Vice
PrcBdout T.. s. skinner. Secretary aud i. j,
Nloct 10, Treasurer. 4 Bonrd of Visitors, c3lti.
,toaod OF In:lics, was tLen organized. astollows
slr*. p. y. WestfAIl, Mrs. y. X. Fairuanl, Mrs
I. L. Dona, ,ir+. j, ]. Hscsmann No. J; G.
Dorr, alrs. Farnr, 3irs. e. II. WAeclock, Miss
8. Garyin, MISS Il. Cherry.
| 1ll1s ended the buAlncsB Of tho ecssiou, and
| the meeting adjourned.