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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16

MASTER COMMISSION ER'S SALk--The
Nl state Of Ohio, Hamilton County, SS.-
i ursuant to the command Of an order for sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas,.snd to me
directed, will offer at public sale 10 the rotun-
da of the Court house, in the City Of Cincinnati,
on ~ ULSDAY, February I'd, A. ID. lT5, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, the following described real e. es-
tate, to-wit: part OF lot number torty-six l46)
on the plat OF N. NJ. Green's addition to the
town Of Cleyes. Hamilton County, Ohio, SAID
lot being forty t4Ul feet front on the road lead
ing from Cleves to North Bend aud running
back one hundred and sixty tlsef feet to ,he
Indianapolis " Cincinnati Railroad. said lot
lying between lots owned by John seibel and
Samuel Carr.
Valued at s., 600
70 be sold by order Of Court In the ease
wherein LOUISA Matson Is plaintiff and Hen
IIetta Kauiz ct al. are defendants.
Case No. 44,272.
Terma Of SaIe--Cash,
DUDLEY w. STRICKLAND,
Master CommissiOnef,
Sc Ger. Fifth and Walnut.
HI. CeopxR and JAMES EARl.iN, Attorneys,
. CINCINNATI, January tst. l67A ta2-9sa
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16

A man recently hid himself in car
loaded with apples at Chicago, to get a
free ride, and the ear wac not opened
tillit had reached Galveston, Texas, az
ter nm eleven days trip. The man nav
ing very little but apples to eat, was M
able to walk when taken out anC is IKE.
ly 10 become q martys To- the dead-head
system.
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N. e. and Mi'iAle States. Address,
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16

THE Trustees Of the Atlantic and Pa
citic Telegraph yesterday elected Gen.
ThOs. T. Eckert member of the Board
of trustees, and appointed hlm President
Of the company, in place OF John Duff.
Esq, resigned.
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Nall0Well local Mems.

A mistake was made in giving notice last week
of the lecture in this city by Mr.. Csswcll, the clio
quent temperance advocate, who is now laboring
in this State for the advancement Of the cause Of
temperance reform,-a cause that should enlist
the sympathies and stimulate the zeal Of our cit-
Gems generally and particularly at the present
time. Mr.. c. is expected to fill his engagement
here some evening during the present week, and
due notice will be given by handful or otherwise.
We learn that the Baptist church and society in
this city are contemplating achsnge in the methc',
of raising funds for the support Of the ministry
and incidental expenses. by making the pews free
and adopting the system now 30 much in vogue Of
voluntary weekly or monthly subscriptions
Wherever this system has been adopted and car.
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The Fisheries.
FOREIGN.
Holland.

The Hague, September 20. The sessions of the
States General was opened to-day by the King.
In his speech he said that the Acheen war had not
been brought to satisfactory result, but he had
everything to hope touching a favorable end. He
said the constantly disturbed condition of Venez-
uela had exercised an unfavorable influence al
Curocoa, but he hoped the negotiations now pend
ing would remove the difficulty.
Herzegovina.
Kragujewatz, September 20. The debate in the
Skuptschina on the address in reply to Prince Mi
lans speech, has commenced. The sessions are
held with closed doors.
LATER.
IL is rumored that the address Of the Skupts-
china does not mention the subject of war, but a
special address to Prince Milan will be proposed,
wherein the House will ask the government to
declare war. 1t is asserted that the government
will leave the initiative to the nation.
England.
London, September 20. The Carlist committee
of this city have promulgated the following
General Dorregarray has been appointed Com
mander-inchief of the Carlist army. General
Trstany has been appointed Carlist Captain Gen.
of Catalonia. The headquarters of the Carlsts
are now hear San Marcos, in the province Of Gui
puzcoa. General Saballs is expected there"
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DIAN A.
/. @. of u. f.

Indianapolis, September 20. The Grand Lodge
Of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of the
United States, convened in its annual session in
Grand Lodge hall, this city, this morning. Grand
sire Durham of Ky. presided. Representatives
were present from the grand lodges of all the
States and Territories and from Canada and the
Sandwich Islands. The morning session chiefly
was occupied in hearing reports of the Grandsire,
Grand Secretary and Grand Cashier and the 'ap-
p0intment of the regular standing committees.
The Grandsre's report furnishes information OF
the order abroad, showing continued prosperity in
the German empire. Lodges are being Instituted
at important points. In the republic Of Switzcr-
land, grand lodge has been established, with 5
subordinate lodges under its jurisdiction. In
Peru and Chill the order is rapidly increasing. In
the Sandwich Islands and in Australia there has
been no material change during the year. The
Grandsire has appointed r. II. Morrison Of Mich,
special deputy to establish the order in United
Kingdom of Great Britain.
The following statistics are taken from the
Grand Secretarys report. closing Dec. 81, 1875 -
Number of State Grand bodies Including Grand
developments and Grand Lodges reporting 81
Subordinate Lodges, 5,9S7; Subordinate En-.
campments, $50; Lodge members, 43S, .0l; En-
campment members, 81, AS.
The following arc the chairmen of the standing
committees, appointed by Grand Sire Darham:
Stata Of the Order-White Of New York.
MISREPRESENTATION of Pennsylvania.
Legisltive-Loring of Maryland.
Finance-Leech Of Iowa.
Appeals-Porter of California.
E. Foreign Observation-Disclosures of Virginia.
Degree of Rebecca-Thompson of Missouri.
Correspondng-Barry of Tennessee.
Mileage and per diem-Tyson of Georgia.
Constitution-Latham of Virginia.
Petitiops-Alexander of Illinois.
History Of Odd DISQUALIFICATION Of Cali.
fornia,
Returns-Busbee of North Carolina.
Grand Bodies epresented-Livermore OF
Massachusetts,.
Unfinished Business-Shannon of Kansas.
Miscellaneous Business-Buirows of Mssiss-
ippi. =
BIT o'clock the Grand Lodge was escorted tc
Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment of Indiana
where an informal reception was given them.
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RED out with fair executive ability, It has proved
quite successful, relieving the treasury from en-
barrassment by the acquisition of small as well as
larger sums, and interesting greater number in
the work ofcsactical duty and christian enterprise
The fact 10 always spperent that we more highly
prize and cherish any cause Or object which we
personally aid in inaugurating Or sustaining; and
although the amount Of our investments msy be
SMALL stn we feel an individual responsibility not
otherwise attained-a sense Of ownership tina:
proves efectual in stimulating to duty and en-
deavcs.
And now the time approaches when cheerful
evening freight may cast . comforting glow up
on surrounding members Of the assembled house
hold, and neecy flannels may be regarded ne
cessity to shield the human frame from the fierce
blasts of early autumn and inevitable winter--a
season Of preparation for the rgors Of our health
full New England latitude after the unusual and
prolonged eDjoyments of mos: delightful and
salubrious summer. The swallows now do "home-
ward 8y," their Southern friends to greet
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jAarrteb.

In this city, 18th inst. by Rev j. Ii. Ecob, Mr..
John Carr to Miss Jennie Il. Foster both Of this
city. 4if Fiji
In this city, Goth inst in st. Marks church, by
the Rev. Samuel Upjohn, Mr.. Charles e. Hamilton
Of Boston. Mass, to Miss Helen Greedy, youngest
daughter OF U. c. Greedy Esq, of Palermo, Me.
In Chesteryille, by the Rev. Z. r. French, S.
Floyd Walker Of Jay, 10 Miss Eliza E. French of
Chesterville
In Lewiston, 18th inst, Asa 8. Parker, Esq, to
Mrs. Sarah Is. Parker, both of Skowhcgan 10th
inst, Geo IT, Porter to Mrs. Clara A. Warren, both
of Lewiston.
In Hebron, 18th inst, Luther S. Crane of Fa ctt.
to Miss Cora r. Bonney of Hebron.
In Waterville, 18th inst. Horace c. Casw ell to
Miss Lotto May Barney, daughter Of Mr.. ii. W.
Barney, both Of Watervile.
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rELEGRAMsIN GENERAL.

Sarah Richardson, So years old, who broke her
hip week ago in Lowell, died yesterday from the
effect of her injuries.
Secretary Robson saved Mrs. Gen. Emery
from drowning yesterday ut Long Branch.
President Grant and family leave Long Branch,
Thursday, going direct to Colorado.
The jury in the Westervelt case, Philadelphia,
returned verdict of guilty on the last 3 counts
of the Indictment A motion for new trial was
made.
The case Tilton VS.. Beecher, No. 10 ON Brook
lyn city court calendar, was to-day by consent of
coun sci put over until the next term Of court. The
the tae
10000 horses are sick in New York ofa disease
similar to the epizootic.
The body Of a Jew peddler, horribly mutilsted,
was found yesterday near Kings Bridge, N. Y,
where it had been placed by the murderers, who
were undoubtedly tramps.
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Boston Stock List.
STATE NEWS.

A base ball club has been organized in Auburn
jail, says correspondent of the Journal who
adds that the club is backed up BY the leading
men of the State.
of VIM. was seriously injured while working in
Mr.. james H. Boyds single mill. He was try
ing TO pull . log with pick when he slipped and
fell on to the saw, losing his right hand, and he
narrowly escaped having. his body sawed in two.
This, with the accident that occurred to Joseph
Carter It Hathorn's mill, was the second mill ac-
cident ID that section. ~ a.
Tho Wing says: Fish, Commissioners Stilwell
and Stanley are going into camp at Philips pond
this week, where they viii fish for black bass "a
hi promises made TO deliver them for other waters
They viii fnrnish in al mis- season, for different
lakes, about 900 Of these fish.
Rev. Mr.. Bates of Auburn, is in very Ifseble
health. > ~ -
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There hare been quite number Of sttemrts to
break into houses lately in Bangor, but Fortunate
" all have beeh unsuccessful. Wit6t&
Among the voters at Hope, election day, was
Mr. buzzei, aged IS years. He wore . pair of
ooots which he has kept for nice ones 40 years,
Inc following are the recent business changes
Portland-G. W: simonton & Co., W. spices,
&c, dis; now g. w. Simonton.
Hunt Il Osgood, carpenters and hu;lder, die
now E. W. Hunt. NS''
Andoyer-A. P. Pearson, market, sold to R. E.
Martin & Co.
Augusta. II. Chamberlain, dentist, sold to
Bath-Danton q Greenleaf, gro, dis.
Skowhegan-W. Doran, stoves, ETC., soldte w.
II. Wiggin. asj .fe 1000
Waterville-Arnold & Meader, hafdwar :, * !,
to G. A. Phillips.
The District convention of Young Mems Chris
tian Associations was held at Bath, on Saturday
and Sunday. Reports from the Bath, Portland +,
Lewiston and Auburn associations were kstened
to, with rem arks upon association work by Messrs
laliman, Palmer, Richardson and Gannett of
Bath, Mckinney of Portland and Tarbox Of Lew
, mnat On Sunday morning promise meeting Of
nuch interest and power was led BY Mr.. Chas. M.
Bailey OF Winthrop. A number quoted promise
OF scripture, accompanied often by q few words
illustrating its fulfllment. A promise meeting
was held at P: M, conducted BY W. II. Hobbs
VI oruauu' AZ % CLOCK q meeting was held
in the open air on Centre street. The meeting
was conducted by Rev. Mr.. Tarbox, and Messrs.
Jordan, Learned and Hobbs were the speakers
There was quite an audience gathered in the
street, and they gave good attention. In the
evening union gospel meeting was held at the
Cent raj church, the general topic being the scrip
tural question "What must do to, be sased /"
MIR. G. w. Hill presided, and there were remarks
by Rev. Messrs. Hart, Thwing, Porter, Tarbox,
Ladd and number of the brethren OF the associ-
atoms. The house was full and the interest ex-
celent. The associations of Auburn. Lewiston,
Portland and Winthrop were represented in the
conVention. IL -.l.-lE Il r., 49,.
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The story and half house of Mr.. Orrin Trask,
at Weeks Mills, China, was burned to the
ground Sunday last, at half-past nine o'clock
The family had retired, and the wife was awak-
cned from her sumbers by the cracklng noise
made by the flames bursting through the bed room
partition. A portion of the ful niture was saved.
BY the almost superhuman effort of the neighbors
with buckets of water, the barn, which was about
eight Lei from the house, was saved. The fire
was probably caused by defect in the chimney.
Loss 500, insured for $500.
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NJ MASSACHUSETTS,
Last Days Proceedings.

Boston, September 20. The September meeting
at Mystic Park closed to-day with fine race in
the 2 % class. The following is the summary:
For horses that have never beaten 90; best 8
in 5; purse of 81 5oo-sl $50 to lst, $500 to ID,
$500 to Sd and $3.50 to 4th.
w. B. Smith, Hartford, INNS
blk Thomas Jeferson-2 l
W. W. Gomez, Boston, INNS
& Comee-l 4 4
David Muckle, New York, INNS
b m Bella-5 2 2
j. A. Chambers, Augusta Me-, INNS
BIN MOlsey-3 3 3
j. A. Batchelder, Binghampton INNS
b < Jno IA 5 dis.
Timc-2 24s, 2 .25, . :24s, PA.
Races at Beacon Park commence to- morrow.
Adjustment.
Boston, September 20. The losses by the re-
cent fire in the wholesale dry goods establishment
of Jordan, Marsh & Co. were adjusted to-day at
100000 by the insurance companies.
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Chicago Produce Market.
chicago. SEP TENDER 20, 1875.

SuCakOs SCI ~ 1919.
FloHr--eNtra spring 75a6 60.
Wheat-No. lspring cash l07Iza-: l0sxa Sept
IO5l al07h Oct; i0G -alO6 Nov.
Corn No. :. mil ed Cash 5.-g-. 5G;s- Sept;
a56h Oct.
Oats-Nu. = ?jh-a cash: a35,. Sept; A-a 33 V
Oct. .ss-,s 3 .-4fsr.t.s. stgtsg q-t
Rye-NO. 3, 76i6a17. ....
Rarley-No ? 81 ring lola cash; lUs-a Sept; 10a
"a Oct.
Dressed Hogs 00as So.
Pcik-2l 95a2; W - cash. AL 575a Oct; 2lEG71.
AL SIS Sept. 0.s.=s
Lard-13 Is -al3 BIZ cash: ID 35 ala 37la Oct
Is 5Jal3 s. Sept.
Bulk Meats sho iers 7%ss4 short rib mid
llka-; short clear mid al.Is. .iit
Hams Is bs average a..
Whskey-ll5-a.
Freights-Corn To Buffalo, AKA; wheat do "a
A..
$4,000 oats; 400 rye; 5000 barley.
Shipments 10000 hour; les, 0Oc wheat; 253, 900
corn: $4,000 oats: 1900 barley 1855 rye.
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Dtfb.

In Exeter, 10th ut, Mrs. Eleanor Goliath, aged
9years.
In Bangor, 18th inst. Smith Springer, aged Is
years IL month";. "a
I In Portland, I4th inst, Mrs. Phebe u. jenkins.
In West Lebanon, 18th ult Jennie T.. Gerrsh,
aged % years months.
In MOnson, 24th ult., Mrs. Sophia p. Pullen, aged
70 years months.
In Boothbay, (Hodgdon's Mills), l4th inst. Ben.
jamin Reed, Esq. aged II years.
In Blddslold, l4th inst. John &. Percy, aged 81
years, months.
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WASHiNGTON.
Indian Affairs.

Washington September 20. All the members
of the Red Cloud commission have left for their
homes, each being charged with the preparation
of certain portions Of the report referring to spe
cial subjects. The chairman, Governor Fletcher,
will, it is said, write that portion of the report
ferring to the general question of the manage
ment Of Indian affairs. As soon as all the docu-
mentary evidence is printed-probably within 10
days-the commission with re-assembe in n. Y.
to complete the report.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-21

The new barkentine built at Camden the present
season, and the first vessel launched there since
1871 is named the Edward Gushing" in honor
of the gentleman who so ably represented Knox
county at the Senatorial board last winter She
will be commanded by Capt W. II. Bickmore,
and is designed for the West India aud South
American trade.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Il TO The
9aily Xen1sbee aonrnal.
CAMDEN.


Camden, September 20. Launched, Saturday,
by Bean & Coombs, barquentine Edward Cushing,
of 800 tons, owned entirely in Camden, and will
be commanded by Capt. w. II. Bickmore.
Fatal Accident.
John McCabe, a lime rock teamster in Rock
port, fell off his seat, while intoxicated, last Tues
day, the wheel passing over his head and body,
and died Saturday He leaves wife and two
children.
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NEW YORK..
Incendiarism.

Niagara Falls, September 90. Two attempts
were made Saturday and Sunday night to burn
the Mont Eagle Hotel suspension bridge.
Still Seeking Sharkey.
New York, September 20. District Attorney
Phelps has requested the Attorney General of the
United States to take action for the arrest and ex-
tradition Of the murderer Sharkey on his arrival
in jamaica.
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CUBA.

Patriot Supplies successfully Landed.
New York, September 20. The Commercial
Advertiser has the following:
st. Thomas, September 20. An expedition has
been successfully landed in Cuba by the Uruguay,
late the Octavia-at the same time General Agui.
lera landed from the Jamaica. The Jamaica land
cd two batteries, 500 stand Of arms and 5O0, 900
the munitions in charge, and they were received
by the Cuban forces.
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The location of the CITY Drug Store" in this
city, is we'll known-the old stand of Frank Il ms
man-of which Messrs. James L. Devine & Co.,
are the present proprietors. They have taken
great pains in putting in fresh stock of drugs
and chemicals, aud made an entire overhauling
Of tho establishment They intend to infuse little
Of the spirit of ''young America into their bust
ness, and give their customers the benefit of the
move tiles in their line and all the improvements
and new inventions in the drug and apothecary
business.
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Mrs. Lamb, of Fitchburg, Mass, is giving les
sons in the high and grammar schools of this city,
on Voice Bnilding and Elocutionary Drill afford.
ing the scholars rare privilege, which has not
before been granted them. The teachers OF all
the schools put such high estimate upon the
lsdys qualities as teacher. that they have form ed
themselves into class for instruction.
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A committee are making arrangements for the
next annual target match of the Capital Guards,
to take place next Saturday afternoon probablyin
the vicinity of the State House. Three prizes Will
be offered, for BEST second best, and poorest shots
range 200 yards, and six rounds. The Guards and
a few invited guests will sit down to an oyster
supper after the ''shoot" when the prizes will be
awarded.
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Tayette Locals.

Tayette Locals.
Elijah Sanderson, for many years resident of
this town, died on the sth inst. aged GS years. lie
was bachelor and is supposed to have left quite
fortune.
A Free High School commenced at Fayette Cor
ner on Monday, Sept. 18th. under the instruction
of Miss Eva Park Of Cheservle.
Tho Rev. e. Nugent of Norr idgewock, is about
settling Is pastor of the Baptist church at Fayette
Corner.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
N arine Disaster.

T, Charleston, September 20. The captain and
crew of the British brig Amelia, of Shelbourne,
N. S., arrived here in boat to-day. The Amelia
was lumber laden, from Brunswick for Rio ia
Metro. ard foundered at sea off this port, Satur-
day, In heavy southwest gale. The officers and
men were all saved. sftt 'tfEfslt-
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A valuable book has just been published enti-
tied 1.-THE Centennial Gazetteer of the United
States" being geographical and statistical en-
cyclopedia of the States, territories, counties,
townships, villages, post offices, mountains, rivers
lakes, ETC.. Of the American Uuion. 1t is a COM
plcte and convenient handbook for this cen:en-
NAL year 1t is sold only by subscription, and our
citizens will be called upon by Mr.. c. ii. Woods,
formerly of this city, who will be pleased to re-
ceive subscriptions.
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ILLINOIS.
Fire. +

Quincy, September 20. D. d. Merriam & Sons
lumber yard and half , block of buildings, in
clading four dwelling h09es were burned last
night BY an incendiary fire. . Me- RAMS loss is es-
timated at $4,000. The other losses will probab.
ly reach $1,000
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Saturday, Sept. 18th, was the time appointed
for installation, which ceremony was handsomely
performed by District Deputy Peter Williams, in
the presence Of large number Of brethren and
their ladies; after which the companions repaired
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The Press names Col. Robe of Gcrham as re-
publican. whose long experience and personal
popularity at Augusta, will make him an eligible
candidate for the Speakership this winter.
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Election NOtes.
George w. Hopkins, dcmocrs of Hermon, ap-
pears, by the clerks returns, to De elected repre-
sentative to the legislature by one vote, in the
class Of Hermon, Levant and Carmel. He re-
ceived 372, and his opponent, Enoch feathers, re-
ceived 81 votes.
Albert White of Orono, republican, received
only two votes more than his opponent, John w
Mayo. White received in Orono 222, and in Glen
burn 70 votes. Mayo also received 70 in Glen
burn, and 300 in Ofono ln4 81
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Weather Probabilities for To-day.
For New ENGLAND and the Middle States,
cooler, and Gle ar or fair weather will prevail, with
northeriY to westerly winds and rising barometer.
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~" their Southern friends to gree

The venerable Archdeacon Scott of Durham,
Quebec, says that he suffered from dyspepsia more
Of the Peruvian Syrup Gan Iron tonic) has bcne-
fitted him so wonderfully that he can hardly per
snade himself Of the reality, and people who
know him astonished at the change.
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be members of the next Legislature; F. A. Pike
and J. c. Talbot, 80 F. Robbie, II; S. j. Ander-
son, "A j. NJ. Goodwin, As: Z. Eastman, 81; +.
B. Neatly, 5S; II. d. Hutchns, so; c. Z. Morrill,,
co; T. w. Hyde, 'Gl; w. l.. Warren and L. S.
Eovas "a