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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
POLICE NOrE3.

An inquest in the case of Thomas Smith Of No
$50 Monros b. Dry Des Feb D. s1d
4tn reAue SfieI by tAs IorVnsft
iaTy yestsfds, Of accidental ocsth.
At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday
s.
stolen 5000 worth Of se os'sAi ether complaints are
pending against them.
An inquest was held yesterday in the case of John
Brrnnan Of No. 700 hast Tsefb-t whp
grounds Of be Hse 81 heuge wnere
for oaeEie Toe Iry Te1JsTei
det Of accidental desin.
Capt. McElwain reported TO rintendent Wal
jeSefy No. 437 hisy nshi hsd sto'en
Vsed S137 One Of reported ~
tho the Of robbery bai has been
the thieves bupshn "shns n1e-As sefsl as
teeuves TO begin WORK Ls case
Attic Yorkvile Police Court yesterday Thomas
Mcclure held for tral charged bs'bg via william Bfo
b6ken into re,deree Of GORE Wshsnep No 1909
stolen clothing VI tue vsloe OF f2JO Henry H.
ben 80 hf employr Fare 70 be
Acula and lk' charge as made IN ofs 10 s'nre Lis
eommiisk
AZ the Jefferson Market Police Court. yesterday,
james Potter Committed with sssnl AoaA Gsef
On Wrstst kleyeBb ad s h,vnt .Gen her roessVoot
47s kiaiss'e Two boJs siess Hughes ssd Owen f
pne Arressd and eyed sold the Jhh
G. ast desR' no 440 Ws.t rbry be bows
btb Tor TIE larceny and 0sy stsi 10 default Of 81 300 tor
receiving stolen properly.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, James
s.IOse "a. hell 81 00V bail I s-LsS el2s Of rubber
fros . store Of w. I. 6bssa RIssra ss,shA1
k.es,SS 70, s s s. 1 70, t cs: s.;..
falsely ts0fn that en- 1dorssnsat the VI
sesn b. hseH and Csos Wes<r Jiir Last, sfnane
Ss,iss ecsds Of The AAbs' 'ss ~ sOV from he
ksifssa CosPAsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
TILE FLoRAL rAnK MURDER.

The trial of Frederick Schebe for tho muir
der OF Jacob Schultz at Foral Park Oct a. 1874,
continued the Hudson County Court yesterday before
Judge Knapp Several witnesses were examined for the
defense the principal being tho prisoner who testified
that he was cook by occupation aud % years Of age
He said he had passed tho afternoon at the Park with
the target company, but was not member Of the COM
pany. He had been drinking. and when the men went
into restaurant for supper he tried % In Also but
WAS driven away lie went out, and set upon by u
crowd and badly beaten H. trIet TO escape. but
oVcrtaRen and Knocked down, and kickei whe on the
gr3und Then he drew bis knife 10 defond himself,
because the crowd him no chance to escape, and
he believed his life .nger. II, had no recOlec
ton OF using his knife, and dd not know what Lad
become OF II. Tle case is still on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
TIE POETS HIGH CALLING.
LECTURE by THE REV. W. II. ALGER BEFORE TIL
LIBERAL CLUB.

LECTURE by THE REV. w. II. ALGER BEFORE TIE
LIBERAL CLUB.
The Rev. William Il. Alger lectured before
the liberal Club last evening the Characteristics OF
Poetic Literature" lie said that every thought emo
ton when It reaches a certain pitch seeks Won't The
most usual ven is action Dub when the mpulse is
not strong enough to.nyolvs Itself ia an act OF fulfill
tnent 1t may expend itself in gesture or grimace.
Another voat for emotion aud thought Is language The
fine arts arc all modes Of language. pade 10 ex-
press human feelings and ideas The literary
artist seeks 70 convey ideas by words-the best
method Of oil. Poetry Is peculiar department OF lit
erature History records science CLASHES philosophy
seeks after the causes and tneofy Of things religion
regards everything in aspect of unity hut poetry In
disnction from all these is creative. 1t mixes the
energies and coors OF the mind, which other literature
tries to keep out of view Poetry is the spontaneous
producer OF phenomena. The poet creates in the ideal
"a God creates IN the real Ohpr literature seeks TO re-
Gect the the white light Of truth bu poetry
sho wa IL In the many cOOi cd prism OF Imagination
Poetry differs prose hV its rhythm and IL, super
abundance Of metaphor Every man rs fcs 70 s1 at
tune possesses him. he breaks into song Inere Is
power OF eXpressiOn In poetry, through ITS metaphors
which prose- cannot reach. 1t turns dead facts INTO
living pictures Tue first use OF poetry Is to give the
soul TIE relief OF expression ms poet Is priest 10
other OF the ouder aud bloom OF the world WHO'D
they zee thrOugh ~ ves md feel through his heart
Tho poet is emlDently enauclpaIor OF men Is one
OF his choicest functions thrill the imprisoned soul
with the Esprit OF liberty. Poetry Is Entrusted
with a general apostleship OF virtue aud phi
lauthropy and poet being the natural organ OF truth
aud beauty, virtue and Joy, hardly 20 untune MIN
se to sing the praises OF tblogs ugly ana sinIni
Another essential feature Of poetry consolation Tue
poet is CONSIDER because he STANDS nestest to the
source TRUTH beauty and joys because the expression
OF the feelings tends TO snndqe aud harnOnizo them
and because he is tho profoundly experienced and truly
pathizing OF In wit and humor poetry Is also
syfef Finally poetry Is he 6wa sister OF religion
together they great Iemelts OF ne Wnen
depressed and fltc ring turn in:nctyey for CON
ISOLATION aud 9Th 10 the strains VI the mglty poets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20

hss..,..; lima gror:,y afterwsrd Mr.. Jaeger rnf.
chased small quantity o. nose tonS large
dose Of the poison IN the presmee OF r7r rnsnana,
Lager ,mms ,reiy went for pnyscian VINO sneseood
nn res,ors mes r 10 She ded within a few
NEwARK-rhe Court Of Quarter Sessions closed YES
terday The trial OF Henry. III. JaqIes "eai.y .os,
dent OF East Orange. 10 The matter or sweafnR On
on his properly rs set down Tor ,rcb 3 aud struck
jury was impaneed try the case 10 ; 'p' U"me
n Monday on Thnr4iay next Weston will Walk 90
miles ~ the Industrial losiitnte Dulidpe TOT wv g an
tive Relief Association. Nearly al the steam nI u
gInes work yesterday nswing out Tho NJ dfnh
Three hths OF the hI dIants were found frozen. ios
been appointed detective ia the Police Department
;Pa'her I,oeh VINO vii DO 100 year, od on me
Newark Conference 10 April.
EEw-BRUSswIcK the tria, OF Michael Sullivan,
In tue MdrseS oyer and Termner. for The murder Oh
Daniel TalmaKe, JGdge CowenhOven concluded The
argument fir ih5 defense Thursday evening 4. V.
ScbeBek. the part OF the State. closed Yesterday
moruins aud JUICE Scudd,r OCEAN 6Is chargo 10 ibe
Jury Yesterday ternOou Nh Interest is manifested
in he result Of he sr. and It Is generally 1eleyed inc
The delivery OF tie V3fier Lecture
before TneoJg cal seminary and Rutgers College
las been postponed until April
PATERSON Charles ConkIiIg, the man who stole $500
from J. T. YreclInd h5 on siIuroay iass was
arrested by Capt Grlu. at m" Four Corners Hotel 10
ClaIkHIle, kocklnd Co, N " on thursday nsni. anu
was brought 10 this cry yesterday Lac hnlsIerlA!
Association will meet this afternoon az te OF
tao R,v DIR. Durgca, on Dlgsion-st .rne Dra ware;
Llckawdnna and western abroad 70 nave ,,
10 extend tueir tracks to MarEets on account o, ts
high prce at which real estate IS hell Ine ie'su' "uu
passc ger de pot will DO erected Oh Granod.
JANAIcA-A special Comraittee of the ieens COUNTY
Iohrd " ourrvIsOrs engaged Ia tho luVesuSaton
OF certain eharge6 made against the County oupern
ndeoI, of I'M. POOR 10 the e,ct that they have made
arrangements To bolrd lrge number " Iunallcs Apo
paupers outside Of the County POor-farn GU Barnub
isand at un extrayaFant price. While there Is ample
alton On the island. Tue Superintondcnts, ON
the contrary contend that the accommodations are Dot
and mat toe fanatics are kept on the sand
as there has been Still Is smallpox among tle
paupcrs there.
EAST ORASGE.-The Township Committee have de-
ciqed W oyel Wnuns-st, 50 feet wide, from Main 10
W,lliiu.sL.. Tho tgL5teos OF she BroG CIucG nave
concluded tO abandon the pew system aud MAKO Inc
tea;s iree
Kp,RsY-A Meeting Of the citizens was held In the
Krarley Avenue school house list evening 10 protest
against tue consolidation OF tls place Win Hifrson'
BLoourIEID--A lot on BnOmhtl Lave. has been pur-
cbl, or 5000 ami It is pro 0sed 70 erect Catholic
cnuIth thereoL at a cost OF 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
THE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH.

A meeting of the Joint Committee of the
National and Amateur Rife Associations was held yes
terday afternoon at tho Offices OF Col g. W. WnGate at
No. 1874 Broadway, 10 perfect arrangements for tho
forthcoming international Match between the Irish and
American teams Several members OF last years team
were present including Col Gildersleeve. Col Bodne
and Major Fulton. A challenge from the Ontario II 10
Club was referred to the Amateur Association tho Com
mttee deciding that 1t had power to accept or de.
cline any challenge. resolution was passed
authorizing tho Chairman 10 appoint com
mlttee OF three 70 make all the necessary
ARRANGEMENTS the transportation OF the American
team TO TIE Con- mtteo appointed TO submit
plans for the selection Of the team reported that the
team is TO consist OF D captain ana nine men. All com
peors for membership to shoot four scores OF 10
shots each Is shots at 800 800 and 600 yards
lively The members OF the oflS4 may st md upon
the scores their last four matches OF 1879 II they
SO CHOOSE on ths record thCY should be ,f out or
the team they may challenge the members selected.
The proposed entertainment ~ the Academy or Mu-
SIC upon the evening Of April g. TO raise money toward
defraying expenses OF the team IN Ireland prom
ises to very successful letter was read from j. H.
Bird 10 the Committee stating tlt he had already ds-
posed of 600 tickets; also OF one OF the proSenum
boxes for which no WAS to receive tOO lie iuItler
stated that distinguished professor Of music, Wlth MS
orchestra of 81 performers, hau volunteered his service.
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
TNEEDS PRISON LIFE.

ENLARGED ACCOMMODATIONS WITH ABUNDANT EA-
ERCIsE AND AIR DECLARED TO DIX NECESSARY
FOR HIS uEALrII-sYMProM5 OF DISEASE IN TIE
PRISONER
The Commissioners of Charities and Correc-
ton, In respons,. possibly, to the IMPRESSION that
seemed t. exist portion OF the residents OF tho
city That william NJ Twecd was rsroiyng better treat
r,ent than he a. convict criminal should receive a
pointed DE- James Woods and Dr. CLARK u commission 10
examine him. II was stated that Mr. Tweed was em-
poyed as an orderly in the hospital WAS gwen larger
1narters thnn the Ordinary prison cell Afforded, was
allowed "a take out or doors az unusual tines
and, In brief, gwen every privileges except liberty
The examining physicians visited ole OF the Ordinary
prison cells, which they foand to he rot moro
than large enough for tho aocoumIdit ton OF
man Of ordinary size, even when unIncnp-
hered by the scaAty furniture allowed prisoner
sin less they concluded. could a OF The bulk OF
Mr. Tweed occupy such cell Win any safety TO his
health. They found that no was hardly a0le TO move
around In IT, Tie ordinary cell bed would hardly con-
tain his hugo body, aud it would DC real torture 10
oblige him to sleep It, To couhlc him to such accom-
modItions they considered cOniemuing him TO cer-
tain and speedy DEATH and this too II e had been pos
sessed OF ordinary good health Tho physiciins next
turned their attention 10 Mr.. Tweeds physical cOndI-
ton. He has complained. since his imprisonment
began OF his health aud this probably has been the
reason for what privileges be has been afforded.
thorough examination was made and tue most impor-
tant fact Of the diagnosis was that the prisoner had
symptoms of diabetes. This confirmed tho examiners
in their opinion that 1t would be cruel and unjust to
subject the rigorous discipline OF tho morc hardy
inmates VI the Penentiary.
As consequence OF this investigation, II was cub
nittcd by tho pnyscians-cOnsideIing that the city
owes those under its charge 10 properly guard their
healtn-lhat Mr.. Tweed must have opportunities for
plenty and better air than the Ventilation OF
!. cell affords The occupation 70 whica he has been
OF orderly hospital OF steward Is
considered To be That wnicd will give him these essen
tals OF heath, aud II IS recommended that he be
retained in his present position. NOwlthst ,udng the
fact that the public naturally had HSnt 10 know
whether Mr.. Tweed was unnecessarily grdutcd unusual
privileges ouly gwen such license would be
vital Importance to him, tue Commissioners Of Cnar
ties Correction have attempted To keep irOm the
public tho report OF DR.. Wood aud DR.. Clark. they
alleged that IL would Do cruel to Mr. Tweed 70 publish
his ailments ana that II wa, private lnyestlSaton Tor
tner own personal lnfOrlnl ION The repT. sub
mite to them three ys ago, aud viii probably
be taken bv them justification OF the course pur-
sued toward Mr. Tweed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
oo,,vN CHARITY SUPPLIES.

DpOOKIYN CHAhll1 COil hAh''
.serprEp lNrER.oRITY OF FOOD FoS oOt-DV'"
v,rrr-UNFHIEgDLY RELATIONS BETWEEN COM
utssIoNERs NORRIS AND CUNNINGHAM.
Numerous complaints have been MADE re.
..uty concerning the quality OF the supplies
nv the Brooklyn Charity Commissioners for outuoo. ~
MOI Commissioner Norris. OF the momperso' ,N
Commission declares that the supplies are OF an
.uAlity Yesterday he tsti1ed before the supply No
,e ~ the BOARD OF Supervisors that he founu upon
sending sauples OF sugar NewYork for examination"
,hat they coptsined only 50 per cent OF sa''n"'no
nat,er Tho lour was mixed and part OF 'uo niiA '0
was bad. ,. .....,,
WIN. H. Gardiner Second District storekeepef 'cs'noo
.h, ree weeks before the complaints by Commissioner
tbree barrels OF -four had been sent back as poor
and not p TO sample aud other -four had been sub'-
tated by tho there had been but one com
pN,ips made 20 him against the supplies; they were
taken back from the peTsOn cOmpluInE nut inc next
Ay ne came with Commissioned Norris aOd TOOK tnen,
and seemed glad 70 get them. Gardner acknowledged
thai on Jan IS ne had written note 10 W. Casey ell-
pc him 10 seud and take away that i0feTna stun lat
70 seut for CC G." but lie witness SAID lDat Ls hau
written IL in JOKE ,,
n Commissioner Cunningham, who Is not on fIlen0lY
lerms with Commissioner Norris, testified that he nau
received complaints and gave "a glowing description
81 fine quality 81 the supplies. TWO or three Oi MS
COrrObOrated lis statements. Commissioners
Norris said that he would have nothing uTthef 70 40
with the iuvcstigaton as he was sasned tha JIG was
untl to-day. The uniTiendly OMcia relations Ort"eeI
CUmmissiO8 Norris aud Cunningham nave eNcIteu
considerable comment GUOnR pslclahs ~ - prOJS0o
that hOsuItiCs VIII DO Resumed AT an early Jay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
TIE OBSERVANCE OF wAsHIyGToN'5 BIRTH.

There will be no parade of the military on
the anniversary OF WdshiDgtOu's birthday Monday
next but in accordance with tho usual custom the 9th
Re gment N g., will entertain tno Veterans Of 1917 at
the Germana Assembly Rooms. at No. 29l Bowery, at
II u. At Trinity Church the chimes will DO rung ut
The Lincoln Club OF the With Assembly District
will celebrate Its third anniversary IT the clubrooms
No. - Unver-itypicc. The EewYOrk State Society ~
the Cincinnati Will eat It's versIry dinner belmont
CO.'S the evening and the Bowd0in Alumni Association
will dine at the Westminster Hotel. In the evening
there Will DO several balls, aud the fist Regiment N g.,
Will give promenade concert and bop It's armorY at
Broad way and Thirty hitlst. The Washington Gregg,
9th Regiment y. G., Col. Scott commanding, will hold
lis annual reception IN its ArmOry at No. 20 West
Twenty thIrd-st The promenade will be at o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF ALABAMA CLAIMS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-In the Court OF COmmis-
ioa, Alabama Claims odsy. in Case l47, H. Dodge hs'
ofce the Red Gaune GgHn Uaed states judgment
81 264 with Om June H. 1858,
the dste IL the esVure Of tue vessel
In Case l4A H. Lucas plain Rel Gauntlet against the
s judgment Tor the Of s34J ~ and
interest date Of capture.
325-Frlne Boyd the Red GAUNTLET against the
rendered 40
interest from tue date OF capture and nestructon.
In Cae 2lFucs Perry. executor oi Bbenesr Atnns part
Weather G. Small Of tie
vessel Judgments rena'ro favor of Ferry
-,
es. front the date OF des rueon. sept 10, loO2.
Of tItrAdi3g No. Boo
sci Tor the Government notice that lie
reidr ia several blI h,d 9ohhtd TO- the readiness.
Of He teadT In Of
the Of the Court and pocei days
nOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
CITY RAILROAD SUGGESTIONS.

President Phillips, Henry Hart, Maltbg @.
Lane and L. Frost OF the Third Avenue Railroad Com.
pany called yesterday on Mayor wlckham and desired
him 70 veto the ordinance. recently passed by the
Board VI Aldermen requiring the various railroad
Danies 10 remove ali snow and ice thrown from their
tracks by snow plOws and sweeping machines. They
represented that the removed for the purpose
oi iseiltating public travel Tie Mayor promised 10
give the matter due consideration.
IE COMPUTES on Rapid Transit Of the Board OF
Af0xinen, Alderman PurrOy Chairman, met yesterday
ioi So O considering the report 10 be made to
accomplished nything.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
DEATH FROM RECKLESS, DRIVING.

Kate Radly, age IA, of No. 24a Cherry-st.,
while crossing at Market and Mason'sts last evening"
was knocked down and over by the Uaited states
Express Compauy'S wagon, No. -. The bystanders
ran toward the Injured girl aad she lifted aph
taken to the nearest drugstore. Tie heavy wheels OF
the wagon had crushed the GirPs chest and few mo-
ents after she into the drug store she
died Tie were taken u the MauisOhst fOice
alton ana tic Coroner was i0f0rmeh OF The THO
driver flet that hc girl was dying and mp
to late hour had not boeo arrested though DO WILL
probADIy soolI Do found be Capt. Glfll00S men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
GERMAN DEMOCRATS ON THE PARTY Dis.
sENsIONS

The German Democratic Central Committee
held meeting last evening ut the Teutonia Assembly
Rooms, Alderman NJ Gross presidng Resolutions were
passed earnestly protesting against the elimination Of
the German language from the psblic schools. Mr.
Rnke stated that Speaker MEG ure Of the Assembly had
appointed Committee OF three 10 draw up bii, which
will Include the two ba for Uniform Excise law sept la
by tho dealers and saloon Keepers Coroner Eick
hon thon Introduced i.O resolutions which were bOIh
passed unanimously. Tie hrst approved OF the bill in-
Produced into the Assembly ny n. Miller bat the Com
missioners OF ueatIoa aud School TRUSTEES In tbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IJ.-Ihe following u sum
mary proceedings the UU tel States court to-day:
b. lac
Railroad appeal from the Cireais CodfI OF lie
UuiteI states Ba,ters DistrcI OF PenusylNauA
Oj3-M Is. Blaze, tOesOr. sgt Tie National t1tY BANK Of
EesYok; 6J4- The PJub National bAnk No bh5
SitOns Bal1; the Circuit Couu
the United the DsJrct Ut AewiOkIhes'
bv Mr. AtoTeyGenera Williams and M Sole
itoreneral Pups for TaIf and by M L. g. BaGw
IA, Defendants 10 error In No.. 500, Dol. AID boo
$40 s1bnilIcd ed By hr as T. Gowen OF
unseln
No 3gl-Assgned s. Morton al sgt Jesse T. Green ct a.
COarl Of hrbrakG.Ihe argument Of THIS
b. Mr.. Montgomery BLAIR OF counsel
error VIM and MI H. H. Bradford Of
oupsei0 0,leuJARts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
crsr0N.nousE AGITATION.

1t is expected that the remaining forty en-
ployes be DISCHARGED from the Ccstomhouse
Will be dropped from the payros between this time aud
Feb 2s There is still great deal OF apprehension felt
among tie officials Of the order Of the Sec
retary OF the Treasury requiring those reductions to be
made. Tue politicians making vigorous enorts TO
the OF their discharged adber ens aud TO
prevent the removal of any more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20
asgE EXPECTED RETURN OF ALDEN II. STOCK.
WELL.

Alden B. Stockwell, the ex-President OF the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. Is Understood to bs
contemplating carly return TO this country 20 yind
cafe himself from the charges made against him by
Rufus Hatch and the other directors Of the Pacific Mail
Company. The gentleman who acts o. private counsel
meDs growing ont OF the alleged transportation OF
funds OF the Company, sad yesterday that bis client
bad been expected TO arrive homo acme time this
week but lad been kept back by pressure OF buue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20

A STATEMENT FROM CHARLEY ROSES FATHER
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Feb. 19.-Mr Ross
says the statement the e5c that his lost child had
serious affection OF the bladder Is entirely erroDeOus
Tho inference which that statement also contained that
tho abductors feared call in medical aid for the relief
Of the chiid ana death had probably ensued falls
to the ground. $500
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future shall DO elected The second resolution read as

Resoired Thar W. regret that difference or opinion
brtw the Governor nnl the MavOr shOnin h'''
arisen their respective dutes AMI rrsronSiies .
fir the son thar surh difference teuds to de' tho
removal OF the present iurapthlr and CORRUPT monRrs
aGm ustrItion wih ~ parity an lniril'ance W tno
old Ring and siou be retired IN favor Oh uni'ou'
sound. and honent DenOor alto gnvernm1nt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20

r, 4. nov ant,cipated that he will come shortly Inc
p,cfc Mail managers say, however. that u stockwen
toos came A. will after the Congressional ihVcss'
a. "a over some who are Supposed to kn,w MI
ockwel's character well sav tnat he - mnT1iing 10
,he Ia ter has throateuet all sIrs OF p..oeeJns 10
make MI. Stock ell give M money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-20

lfe,ropoN,on Hotei-rhe Hon. Jeremiah McGnlre,
Speaker o. Assembly ,nd Gse M nss W. wo% ., U.sh
' ssri,yast Hous.-asn jam. Oshcs United fne, Amy
- a., the trgrd aud W. H. H. BnSham OF 'rrm
.ro,rt Toas-S,maol Bow Of ne Syria1kh epsonap
psrh sr,rw Hot,i--9 n. Ia eaa W.,sr AND ~. %
I,,son den CLINTON Of st. Louis sad l'aae " bAf IT,
Il. i.