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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17

Several from this city yesterday went ON the
White Mountain excursion with the Baptist Social
Union. starting in body from Portland. There
were about one hundred and sevcnty-fve cXcur-
sonists in all. They were to remain at the Craw
ford House over night, and ascend Mt. Washing
ton BY rail to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
iAarrtfb.

In Wisc,sset It'll inst, Atherton Z. Greenlcaf to
Mss Susnr +. Chase, both vi Edgcomb.
In ) III" "oodst ok, l,t inst, A. JudsOn Curtis
OF We Paris, to Miss Eva l.. Andrews Of South
Woodstock.
In Paris, eth inst, Clinton Howe OF Sumner, to
Miss Sarah Z. Barrows OF kockland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17


An adjourned meeting Of the creditors of Lee,
Shepard & Co., was held this forenoon. The state
ment of the affairs of the firm is as follows;
Gross amount of assets, independent of the stcre
oype plates $l99, 1897; liabilities 1857 1869.
The stereotype plates, the cost of which was about
100000, MIR. Shepard thought it hes, for the
creditors to decide upon its present value. After
reading the statement it was moved that a COM
mittee of five be appointed to examine the &C
counts Of Lee & Shepard, and ais to ascertain the
present value Of the sta reotyped plates. The mo-
ton was adopted and the committee appointed.
The Turf
Boston, September l6. Races at Mystic Park
were postponed till Friday. Goldsmith Maid
trotted one mile in the ram, making the quarter
in 345, half mile in 90, and mile in 2lS. With
o &c cd day and track it is believed she would
have made very fast time.
Political.
The Mass. State central committee Of the Ma
tional Union party, to the number Of 80. met at
their rooms this afternoon. Letters were read
from Col T. r. kpoe of Miss. and General
Jubal "A. Early of Va expressing cordial sympa-
thy with the new party movement and pledging
cordial cooperation. Owing to the unavoidable
absence of General Banks, who was to have read
several letters from prominent men in different
parts of the country, the meeting was adjourned
till Saturday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
INDIANA.


Terre Haute, September l6. samuel Carr,
James Caroline and boy, were killed by the cx-
plosion Of threshing machine boiler, on q farm
near here, to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
SOUTH AMERICA.


Pernambuco, September l6. 1t is believed that
an imperial decree, granting annuities to Bishops
and Governors Of Dioceses will be published on
Friday. The government is determined to pur-
couciliatory policy on questions of religion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
IiIIODE ISLAND.
Robbery.

Providence, September l6. DR.. Austin L.Sands
was Knocked down in Caiharine street, Newport,
at one o'clock Thursday morning, and robbed CT
$500. He remained insensible until o'clock,
when he reached home bleeding. b
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17

The Diamond Rheumatic Cure is for sale by H.
PARTRIDGE BIOS, Augusta.
may26 teod&wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17

The Portland repro sentatives have engaged
their rooms for the winter, in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17

1900 clean stout bottles holding :. pnts eaeh'
suitable for bottling wines, catchup, sauces. cider,
&c., will be sold very low at Partldge's Drug
Ctorc +ot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17

Why suffer from that terrible cough whea n
ready and permanent remedy is found IN Adam
sons Botanic Cough Balsam: Sold everywhere.
septl5teod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
CyENIN0 REPORT.

New York. September Is. loia.
Money closed ut 21ta3 per cent. on call. Sterling
is quiet ri A1o for 10 days, As. Tor demand. Cold
opened at llos and closed at llot4. The rates
paid for borrowing were l-33, 3Gi Ia Assistant
Treasurer paid out $.7,U0J in interest, ana S23,'
coo in redemption vi bonds. Customs receipts,
$37S,C0c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
ILLINOIS,.
Base Ball,
CALIFORNIA.

Chicago, September l6. Base ball Chicagos
4 IIartiords II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
lorat AMI State Nems.

Eastern Railroad stock touchc. 2i'i on Tues
day, in the Boston stock market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
Election Notes.


Oxford county did nobly in the rccen. election,
increasing the republican majority from Lost year
The clears" were out, and they had their claws
sharpened.
The Bath Times says, in speaking Of the recent
election THAT there was quite a degree Of
"apathy"-we believe that is what they call it
among the republicans in this city is shown by the
fact that considerably less than half the voters in
the city appeared at the polls last Monday, and we
doub; not the same IS true III greater or less de
gree all over the State. OF the voters who stayed
at home, in this city, ut least nine out Of every
ten were republicans"
1t is singular fact that in Hiram, Oxford county,
every voter got out TO the polls at Mondays
election, and not name remained unchecked on
the list when the polls were closed.
DoIngs of the Governor and Council.
The Governor and Council were engaged most
Of the time yesterday routine business. On
petition for pardon Of Michael Battles of Frank
fort. in Lincoln county workshop, for an assault
upon Charles Avery, the Council granted leave to
withdraw. Arrangements were made toi the adj
Serising and sale Of certain public lands. Josiah
). Hobbs of Augusta, was reapponted by the
Governor, State Librarian, for the term Of three
years The Governor also made the following
appointments
To SoLEMNIzE MARRIAGEs-llorace W. Til
den and W. Ii. Dearborn Of Augusta; Josiah 7.
Stinchfeld of LEVEL; + b. Haskell Of Rcckland.
JUSTICE OF PEACE AND QuoRuM-Edwari H.
Burr Of Brewer; b. +. Chadbourne OF Goiham.
INSPECTOR OF FIsH-W VIM. Martin of Passport.
TRIAL JUsrICE-Andrew J. Chase Of Deeiing.
NOTARY PUBLIC-Hugh d. Mcclellan Of Cor
ham.
The Council adjourned last evening, to meet on
the 9th of October.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
Bank of California.

New York September l6. A San Francisco
special to The Herald states that the Bank Of Cal,
iornia will probably open on the 9th. Every
thing is moving smoothly towards resumption
There was no overissue OF stock.
Correction.
San Francisco. September Is. The statement
made yesterday that the assaying and refining
works have been transferred to Flood 4 o Brien,
proves to be premature. although the bargain will
probably be consummatcd at an early day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17

Personal.
Miss Lizzie Norton of Gardner, viii take part
in the contralto "Bclshazzal," which will soon be
brought out in Portland. Miss Nortonis Singer
of which Kcnnebcc is justly proud.
Gen. Thomas w. Hyde Of Sagadahoc county,
and Hon. John P. swascy of Oxford county, will
be candidates for the presidency Of the Senate,
next winter.
We regret to learn that Henry L. Fuller Of this
city, druggist, is dangerously Ill,
We are glad to notice the return Of our cs-
tcemed citizen, Mr.. Charles Kinball, who has
pleasantly spent month among his children in Il
distant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
NEW KARLSRUHE.
The Turf,

Portsmouth, September l6. The six purses for
three days trot,ing at the Rockingham Park, in
this city, closed last evening; upwards OF % en-
tries, for the l2st, 22d and 23d instanis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
weather probabilities for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
rain, followed by cooler, partly cloudy weather
northerly to westerly winds and rising barometer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
County Fair.

Penobscot Central Fair, at East Coiinth, closed
to day. NJ. S. Palmer delivered the address
Political.
Bangor, September lG-9 ID p. m. \ special
from Houlton this evening, to the Wing & Cour-
icr, says that Madigan's majority in the French
towns and plantations is $50. His majority in all
of Aroostook county will be from 400 to 500 This
leaves Plasted full thousand majority in the 4th
district
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Obituary.

Lebanon, September l6. James II. kendrick
for Al years cashier of :he bank OF Lebanon, dice
here this morning, aged IS years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
T9ifD.

10 Denmark, 9Th inst, William Kimball, aged %
years.
In Leeds 20h ult., Nemiah u. Bcknell. late of
the nrm oil y. b. Bicknell & Co., grocers, a. How
ard Street, Boston, aged 81 being the third
brother of that firm.
In Boston. llth inst, Mrs. Lydia c., widow of
Or. Oliver Prescott OF Vassalbogo', aged 81 years,
8 months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
Marine News.

The steamship st. Mary, from Havana for Gal
weston, put into Northwe.t Pass, with the loss Of
her smoke stack and her wheel stove in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Property Returned.

Boston, September l6 The thieves who robbed
the safe Of Sargent q Co. - Sl1 900 worth of
notes and valuables yesterday, returned to-day.
through the mail, all the property but about S'3
in cash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
LOUISIANA A.
HEAVY Gale,

New Orleans, September l6. The gale of yes
erdsy on the Gulf, extended from Key West to
the Rio Gi ande. The tide at Atchafalga bay is
reported the highest for Is years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
BANGOR.
Meeting at the Bangor
TrOtting Park.
PCstpO.ement OF To-Day's Races.

Bangor, September l6. The faces for the . 81
and 30 classes were postponed till tomorrow on
account of the rain
The sixth heat Of the 2 80 class which was
trotted this morning. was won by Aver, giving
him the race; Joe Hooker 3D. Charley Morrill, Sd
and Andy johnson 4th.
Timc-2 3S IA, . :33 IA, 2 80 H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
A Cruise Contemplated.

London September IS. The Globe has reason
to believe that the Lords of Admiralty contem-
ment at Malta, the navy yards of France, and
probably that Of Italy will be visited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17

Creditors Meeting.

w. ii. Healey 4 Son, leather dealers, suspended
to-day,
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
NEw-YOKK DAILY 49, s5-TR1P1E SHEET
mospherc ia peculiarly productive of nervous fatigue ir

mosphero IL peculiarly productive OF nervous iaugue
ritabity and exhaustion.
Second BY "unsuitable" IL chiefly meant close" air
air that hot enough to ush me race or c9a s enough
ious fumes OF sulphur carbOiic oxide =. 49,.
Third: Very few schools are quite Hee irom 'ne'o
faults. -u.x
Fourth Anxiety and stress Of mind dependent mostly
upon needless fonalties in discipline n wise appeals
to ambition are capable Of doing vast harm IL is nara
to say how much is actually done but strong sentiment
against such nudcious methods Is observed to be spring
ing MP In the minds Of teachers a..
FITh: The amount OF study required mas not oi,en
been found so great would harm scholars whose heah
Is otherwise well cared for. A., -. -,
SIh Teachers who neglect exercise and the rules OF
health be almost certain to become sicRy or 10
"brcak down" A.,
large ctes but with the present fashion Of dress gym
nastics are impracticablc for larger girls. ,
Eigh The health OF girls a the period OF the deveiop
mcnt OF the menstrual function ought 10 ne watcheu
over with unusual care by possessed OF tact good
judgment, and personal knowledge OF their char-
acters.
Ninth Ono OF the greatest OF harm found IN
circumstances lying outside Of school life. The socal
habits OF many older children are equally inconsistent
with good health and good education
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13

come in rapidly, and q good portion OF the amount
needed has been paid. am glad to hear OF some
subscriptions from America. All that can be raised
there will be needed orthere is. fear little chance
Of Mr.. Holyoake's restoration to state OF health
that will permit him to resume his usual work. His
great services in defense of free opinion in repeating
taxes on knowledge in promoting cooperation, and
in many other good causes, find frank recognition
among men of all creeds. The list of subscribers
already published includes Mr.. George Anderson, NJ
p for Glasgow, the Rev. stopford Brooke, Mr.. Faw-
cett Mr.. Hughes, MIR. Samuel Morley, M
p. for Bristol and one of the leading Noncon-
formsts of England Prof. Newman the Hon. Lyulph
Stanley, Mr.. Stansfeld, one OF the last Liberal
Cabinet. and many others eminent in widely differ
ent fields. What is wanted, i should add is not
merely money to supply Mr.. Holyoake's needs for
the moment, but a sum which will buy him an
annuity sufficient to place him above want during
his remaining years. His friends here, am desired
to add, are grateful to THE TRIBUNE for its en-
couragement and for its offer to receive American
subscriptions.
am sorry to have torecord the death OF Winwood
Reade, known as an African explorer ana
writer of no common abilities. He dies young, worn
out by exposure, privation, and hnaily py conph-
cation of organic maladies. He went with the
Ashantee Expedition as correspondentfor The Times
his health then already failing but his spirit indom
table, and his mental powers unimpaired Few cam
paign letters have equaled his few correspondents
have seen such rough service; not many have vol
UNFAIRLY incurred greater more appalling dangers
Had he lived, brilliant reputation lay within his
reach What always struck me in Winwood keade
was his capacity for sef-devOtiOn. In 1866 lHE
TRIBUNE offered him an engagement He wanted TO
90 and needed the money, for, though man OF good
family and heir to large estates, his circumstances
at that time wcre narrow. But he refused
because he would not quit the cholera hospital
where he had just before promised his services as
nurse and where his medical knowledge, his perfect
courage his tenderness and his singular power OF
enduring fatigue made him an invaluable assistant
When ho accepted The Tmess offer to 60 to Asbanec
it was mainly the ambition to distinguish
himself which led him on. To that was
a0ded the strange, irresistible fascination which
African travel exercises ON those who have once
tried t-a spell which no man of high qualities seems
ever to shake off. The distinction he coveted, he
won; at the price, fear, of some years OF life which
might have been his. He was a nephew of Charles
Reade who was fond of him and proud of him, and
was with him at the last. G. W. 5.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
PRESBYTERIAN UNION.
THE EFFORTS TO REUNITE THE NORTHERN AND
SOUTHERN GENERAL ASSEMBLIES.
IL: &C 10 Nor ll,nr,,

THE EFFORTS TO REUNITE THE NORTHERN AND
SOUTHERN GENERAL ASSEMBLIES.
Efforts for the reconciliation of the Northern
and Southern Presbyterian Churches have not been
lnaushcd despite the failure Of the Baltimore Confer
ence This Conference held last January, and 1t
ended with the refusal Of the Southern Committee to
agree upon any plan of fraternity until the Northern AS
scmly supplemented its action expressing con-
fdence In the dOctrinal sOundncss and Chris
tian character OF the members OF the Southern
Church by resolution disappearing the "imputatiOns
OF beresy cast upon the Southern Church dunng and
after the war; by the Old and New School Assemblies.
The answer OF the Northern Committee to this demand
was that 1t exceeded their power and Instructions and
they contepded moreover that the United Assembly bad
authority to review repeal the dellyerahces Oi lnc
Old and New School Assemblies. The discussion was
carried into denomnatOnal press ana has Deen con-
Quoted with considerable WARMTH cach Chufch APPROX
ing and defending the course OF its Committee The
question will before the Two Assemblies tis lon
and viii doubtless be warmly discussed.
The Presbyiery OF Newcastle, Delaware, has unani-
mousy adopted overture 10 the Cleveland Assembly
approving the Of the Northern Committee at Bat-
more and asking In view Of the feeling OF Southern
Presbytefans that the charges Of scis, hercsy anG
Assembly take such action as may be WITHIN its
powers "and by which IL may he declared In
the most solemn and unequivOcal words thht
all charges complained of injurious impl-
tatons against the ministers and members OF tbe
Southern Presly Church have been and in order TO
now again BY the full authority Of the Assembly, with
drawn and disavowed" The Assembly Is also asked TO
anpoibt another Committee Of Conference and to COM
mission delegates 10 the Southern Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
THE sTREET-CAR ROBBERY.

William DOcharty was brought up III the
Tombs Police Court yesterday. charge of completely
In the robbery Of William =. Golden an empoyo of the
Architectural Iron Works, ON April l9 In street car
Golden got into car at Avenue and Tcnths and was
followed by three men, each OF whom took position
near the complainant One Of the men snatched Dunulo
containing $3 59i from Golden and fled Docharty II Is
claimed prevented pursuit by obstrucg the doorway
lie was taken by the detectives, and identified, within
the past two days. The examination Is not yet con-
cludeu.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
SOCIAL SCIENCE.

THE DETROIT MEETING-SECOND DAY.
DEBATE ON PROBLEMS OF TRADE IN THE SOUTHERN
srArEs-rArER BY GAMALIEL BRADFORD ON THE
FINANCIAL POLICIES OF ENGLAND AND THE
UNITED sTATEs-sECTIONAL MEETINGS..
DETROIT, May 12.-At the meeting OF the Social
Science Association to-day debate took place on
"Problems of Trade and Industry in the Southern
States" after which Mr.. Gamaliel Brad
ford of Boston read paper on Ihe
Financial Policy of England and OF the
United States" The main points of his argument
are riyen below. Mr.. George Walker of Springfield
read paper entitled "The Financial Experience Of
France Lesson to the United States.' Sectional
meetings wero also held for the consideration OF
questions relating to paupersm insanity the care Of
neglected children etc. and the health of pupils i'll
the nnhliC schools.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
ALLEGED FRAUD BY A FURNITURE DEALER.

William X. ROmaine dealer in second
hand furniture. yesterday brought before e".'n"
Kelly on charge OF fraud. Mrs Hughes states 'a'
houoh Al 600 worth OF furniture OF Romsine ana pa'd
$500 in monthly instaments The furniture was a''er
ward resold and in this transaction Mrs Hughes % ha .
that she was swindled. Romano eeu rs ~ ispn, "f
n unon non compliance with the terms OF tno easc
Romane had no license, he was fined 10 W. 80, ss% .n,
,s.,"n ma Instead OF ~ per cent. Us allowed by law
DJ he viii be- called upon to-day to show cause wny ha
license should not 10 revoked
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
REPORT BY DIR ID. F. LINCOLN.

HEALTH OF PUPILS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The following is n summary OF the result OF
the regard the health OF pupils In pub
lie schools read by Dr d. y. LincOn -
IWst; SchV0lwork. II performed In an unsu table ~
New-York tribune., 1875-05-13
The following are the names

members OF the graduating
President Barnard:
The following are the name
Frederic Wm Adee. A Ii, y Y
Louis Adler, Is =, y Y
Jos \ Arlington, a B. y Y
Fl deric X Aga,e, \ Y
Henry Seely Akin. A B. Wis
RObt Percy Alden, \ \
VIM DunOis Allen. y j
ToOcrt Arnold, a Is. y Y
Joseph AsplnNall, y Y
VIM Waldorf AstOr, y \
Addison Atwatcr, \ B, y j
Never AuerDach, y Y
Albert Bacn, a Is, y Y
1 ii Baldwin, A Is, y Y
Ira Leo BamDrrger. a II, y \
Eyere,t Darius Barlow, y J
VIM Wade Bccbc, y Il. y \
VIM & borcarr. a Il, = \
JOS Francis BCglan, y I
1Ial Bell, \ II. tal
James L 9 Is acAhursi, " Y
VIM lIclry BlalD, A Is. y Y
Albert b BOarimau, a Is, y I
Henry Conrad i5Otiy, y \
Henry Hopper bowman, y J
Charles Bradshaw, y Y
Charles Bri'd, y j
Jacob g BrlnkcrhOf, y j
frank MARKS l5rOwu, y j
Chas II BrOwnell. \ u, Ind
Wan " Browning, a Is. y \
Augustus Buckingham. y l
j Frederic Bdlwiikel, Y Y
Geo { BuTgwin, 4 Is, Penn
Franc : Geo Caldwell, y \
Nm Thomas Carlisle, y \
Frank Paul CaS,lclr, y \
john + chase. a b, X |
Horace II chase. \ Is, Ill
James Oliver ,l.rk, \ B, y j
John Storcr Cobb. lag
John BarIicle CouoSor, y j
Edward Boies COwles, y y
frank Ramsdcll cab ri, y \
= " Cunningham. A Il, Penn
Chas D'Au.remOnt. Jr, y 4
Charles & Davis, \ li, OHIO
Edw Il Aug Day, \ B, y J
James Day. y J
Kobt 4 Is Dayton. A II, y y
Emilio Del llDO, a B, y \
Chas & Doming. a II. Conn
Paul Dosycrnlne. cuba
Robert Dlckcy, 4 Is. III
Frederic Geo bow, \ IL. l. /
Ilcrry " W Eastman, l. |
Henry j EickhOn. y \
solomon Alexis Emanuel, Ny
Charles Fred Estwick, y \
{ n Fagnani. \ B. Is ;, y \
VIM l. : Fal,s, VI l., y Y
Fred & fincke, \ B, y \
James Sr,ly Fitch. y \
Vim Francis Foley, y y
VIM Henry FOIman. y \
Clarence VI Fusi I. \ Is. y j
Geo Henry Fountain. y \
J Frlnkuuheimer, Ph Il, y \
Walter : tredenburgh, y Y
Tleo,iore Henry Friend. y Y
John Is rockingham, y 1
VIM Henry Gibson, l. |
James Knox Glenn. Jr. y Y
Charles Thomas GOadDy, y \
Leo GOldmark. y Y
DE Brace tiOdell. jr, y y
JOS Wads" nth Colt, A II, y \
Henry Grls,c. y Y
Jsl,iOr GTay head, y \
Safnl Gres ubailnl, \ u, y \
John COwan Gulick, Il >, y 1
John Francis Gulliyer. y Y
VIM Henry liaselbalth, y Y
George Matt Hale. 4 Is, Penn
And Stellc Hamersley, jr. y y
Henry & Harding, NJ :, n y
Frank q uanghw0ut, a Il, y j
Henry Whiting Hayden, y \
George Robins liaylOck. l. l
Daniel PeiNott0 HAYS. y y
Geo COnklin llendi1cksoD, IL
Chas Clarke lIcrricS. a B,N \
Mitchell Horslfeid, y y
JACQUES Henry ilcrts, y \
Fred Wm IIiniichs, A Is, y Y
Moses NJ Hobart, \ II, Mass
VIM q lioTnblower, \ L Penn
Frederick Howard, y \
Thomas Burr ilONscy, Mass
Joseph { Hubbard, \ u, Penn
lanes & lIuc~tOn. y \
Lotion SANFORD Hunt, n Y
George Adrian lslein, Is s,Nf
dudley l. James, y
Edwin Aug Johnson, n Y
Henry Edwd Jones, A B, n Y