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New-York tribune., 1875-11-08
SATURDAY, Nov. 6-P. N.
IOA. M.-sALEs BEFORE THE CArd.

While the general trade Of the city during the
week closing to-day has been very moderate, the
hopeful see, think they see on all sides the ndi
cations of better times to They say, and not
without very good reason, that the results Of The
recent State elections fairly indicate not only the de-
feat of any future efforts TO further initiate our ire
deemabe paper currency but point in the direction
of return at no very distant period TO that sound
coin basis which is recognized throughout the world
as the only legitimate measure of value. They see
also reason to hope and believe that have sub
stantially touched hardpan" in the fact that in
many articles of merchandise. especially domestic
cotton and some other manufactured goods prices
are now ruling lower than when upon
gold basis in ante-panic times--sO low indeed to
induce an export demand for our cheaper cotton fab
RIGS in competition with British manufactures. OF
course these exports at present are only to very
limited extent and it il quite possible that in soule
cases the goods are consigned to be sold on
commission but still the fact that we are export
ing any kinds of manufactures not heretofore sent
abroad Is good indication, since il is sign of
tvty and of "a disposition to compete with the Old
World manufacturers in their own markets. Busi-
ness men find encouragement also in the fact of
wonted activity in the movement Of tho abundant
products of the West and of the South to the sea-
board, and In the renewed export demand for these
products, which is thought likely to continue
less interfered with as heretofore by such hurt
full speculations rs advance prices beyond shipping
points. United States bonds have been In fair de-
uland at firm prices in view of the decline In gold.
In State bonds the business has been light and with
out material variation in quotations. Virginias, how
ever having been shade more firm. while Tennes-
sees have lacked strength. Railway mortgages have
been fairly active with very material fluctuations
in the Pacific issues, more particularly the Union
Pacific sinking funds which declined from SGss on
Saturday Last to s0s4 on Thursday. on a report
that tho Supreme Court at Washington had
decided the case appealed by the Gov
emmont from the Court of Claims sd-
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08
DAMAGES FOR BAGGAGE.

surr OF PASSENGERS ON IHE STEAMSHIP MONTANA
George W. Sheldon, Sarah T.. Sheldon, John
Cockroit A. Cockrof. Tneobald W. Butler John b. Cor
ran Joseph Oldheld, Elizabeth Jane GUfie AMI Loufa
clark cabin passengers ON the steamship Montana of the
Williams Guion line. which disabled on recent
yoyage rom Liverpool to this port have begun SUIT ID
the Uned States District COurt ~ recover Damages Ior
los and deteacn Of their baggage The several amounts
claimed from 800 TO $3ss md fhe aggregate Is
s2O13O The complaint alleges that the deiendant the
Steamship Company. agreed 10 transport the piain-
tins md their baggage from Liverpool to Ncw-loik
m the Montana that she WIS t0 make the voyage IN IL
days Tat se was ed day from starring ON the
voyage; that abe unscawOrtAy. ana nana cd III AN
mike manner that tie officers and crew neg
icicd to perform their duty that thcfe0e' she waS
ob ged 10 nut back to Liverpool where The plAlntEs
x,re transferred 10 the steamer DlhOia thai, nn ac
count of tho action of the officers and crew. the plnuH
r ,yFs r;,'+' Wv destroyed, and that what IT,
NAMED OF 1t stolen. ,.,
A ,,u al n.lng cOrnpla!nt, Judge Blatch1crd
Isslti nu attachment. upon watch the ID k IT, nich ais"
belongs To- tue defendant. seized ~ SftuIiny ohe
WIS elcasrd however. On oObd given ~ "uIlais q
GuOn in .se OF T2lOOO.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08

verscly TO the Union Pacific Com-srT. Rui
finally concluding that the Judges Of the su,r>fns
Court would not be likely TO announce their judg'
ment first to the Broad-st speculators, somo OF
whom think the bond in question very fair secur.
ity the price after the fright OF day recovered to
SO at the close Other bonds were also frmer to-day
than rariier in the week. Gold opened strong on
Monday at 1852 but the results OF the election.
or from some other cause, weakened to 1147s and
finally closed at 1873, decline OF per cent. The
oaning rates for gold have also returned to sone-
thing like moderation. The weakness developed
In gold has to some extent sufcned ths
rates for foreign exchange. The stock specn-
iaiion has been Irregular with weakness
&C the opening and recovery at the close; WINE the
volume Of business has been moderate, the sales
aveegatine only about 100000 shares against
100000 last week. Lake Shore continues TO lead
the market in point of activity selling 10 the extent
II 2O2OOO shares at G2as0G0l4181lf, a decline
from last Saturdays closing quotation of a per cent
Pacific Mail declined 2ls per cent on sales OF about
l57 900 shares at III lss3b7l243Sss. Western Union
has been reasonably steady on sales OF shares
At 7Gst075isG 763s an advance OF . Tor the week.
The trade in these three leading stocks amounted to
over 500 900 of the 100000 shares done in the en-
tir. list The advances in other stocks ranged from
Is per cent to III per cent, Rock Island and e. e.,
and l. C. having each advanced ls per cent; United
States Express. Ii Northwest Preferred, Pitts
lmrgh ST. joseph Preferred and Missouri Pacific.
each la; Northwest Common and st. Paul
Preferred each 81; Hannibal and st. Joseph
Common y; st. Paul Common, is, and Siichi'
gan Central, III per cent. Other stocks de-
eIined from ls to 49, per cent, "a follows:
New-York Central, Delaware, Lackawanna aad
Western. and Union Pacific each ls per cents Quick
silver. % Fort Wayne. l2: New-Jersey Central, q;
Quicksilver Preferred, Erie, is. and lnoisCea-
raj Is, per cent. The suijoincd table shows theex-
IRENE fluctuations in United States bonds, the lead
ng railway and miscellaneous shares, and gold as
well IA the closing quotations of each at the dates
nnder,nentoned and the total number Of shares OF
stock sold during the week:
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08
JOSEPH LoADER's DEFENSE.
AN EFFORT tt oBT IN THE TESTIMONY OF JOSEPH
n. RICHARDS AND HIS WIFE.

AN EFFORT tt OBT IN THE TESTIMONY OF JOSEPH
II. RICHARDS AND HIS WIFE.
james l.. Marian, the counsel OF Joseph
Loader who indicted perjury the Tilton Beeehrr
case moved before Judge Moor' IN the Court of Sessions
Brpoklyn on saturday for the appointment "f com
mission 10 the testimony Of Joseph H. Richards and
his wife OF Moniesir N. j. IN behalf Of bis client Ms
affidavit Of Iadr read in support Of the notion ~
viich he states that he is advised and believes
that Mrs. Elizabeth H. TIOn will Va sworn ss
n witness against him that he be, eves TIA,
Mrs. TIton has made confessions to NJ. aud Mrs
Richards Inconsistent with her intended testimony; and
that other testimony Of Mr. and Mrs. Richards wiz
be uateria IN bis defense Laer accounts for his not
having made application before on the ground that
he had to pledge almost the Who'll" Of his OWL ana hs
vifes proferty obtain bah that the care OF his iag"
family has occupied his ttepOn since hi~ rerese from
Iii an that until q T. IL Ec was rcuDary unaDlr 10
re "A "A cOuns. ur epare his de cnse.
Dstr Attorney ButtuD opposed the motion on the
erud mat LoadeTs counsel had tailed Ia show The 'na-
ter nature OF the stlouy asked for "a u case df ir
cirut He rgu that Leaders charge had BEEN th1l he
had seen onty from Which adultery nlEh ne III
frrred and prove IneNtOrs suh-eslnent ars
would not material to his defense ncabst tbe chhrSt
of u fur Jud lOOk q pap r. IN thc cist ana
+ -fy hs cecisOD Mr. Briiton STATED that he ehcrll
move Cor "a . ia ~ tn next We k ltT"bahly VII
!. be tried be jan L, as c deien5o VIII DOT DO ready
before that time
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08
THE COURTS.
rwEEps DlLAToRY DEFENSE.
A NEW MuriON FOR DELAY ~ me CIVIL suI

xpxy vu1,ox FOR DELAY IN THE CIVIL SUITS.
The amended answers put in by Tweed 70
the civil suits against hni-one Tor So'OVo'VVo anu ''
other for 81 900 after the close OF the
suit against James Watsons estate included ~ answers
allegations that tae plaiDtfs by ARRANGEMENTS WIN
Kev.-r Garyey IAgeFsol aud the Watson estate had'
70 t, extent property Of those parties released
1,r,ea from liability on the claims against HIM These
deenses were vet up the second and third clauses OF
the answer In the minor suit and IN tie fourth nh'
sixth and seventh clauses OF the answer 10 'ne SA
millions snii and Field Deyo Tweeds atoneys' uhu'r
Section 153 OF the Code have given notice III mouon ior
Monday next for an order that tho plaintiffs make
r,ply TO these new d. lenses The aGavis on which the
motion is based are substantially Identical the ahda't
In the one million suit being ~ follows;
CITY AND COUNTY or NEw.NoBK as; william NJ
Tweed being sworn saith IA follows: co.N
Tfrsf: An to this case ws7 pu' IN on lhe .o.
of ober last copy thereof beagOn mat o"y s'o"
s,1ond duly verified rcply 70 the second and thiTd
defensrs eel in the said answer l Necessary " tne
proper determination Of tie Iignts oi the parties hereto
,p,s 1ncept s advised by his counsel and believes.
Third: That In order to provo sad secOh AM % ,hiIu
ds,@nsc Il viii Ike necessary to call witnesses Wheeler
n Peckhan Francis G. Barlow, and othcIs couns,lors
at law who ac,ed in the matter therein rIcireu p ss
claimed to I've Indebted to the plaintiffs .o
Fourth That as he is advised and beeyes as 70 SOM I'M
cause OF the fact that the communications were prF-
f;Ih Tla, all OF the said facts aIe. depcnent be-
reys wilin the personal knowledge or tne A'to' nel
General the persons who represent hihl anu t.a
drr.neut IL put io the proof thereof, ne wi bc sn
ercd to great trouble aud expense I 10" tle oI lue
Corrf will he occupied In taking testimony 10 provo
"a T. whcS he verify believes thefe "a" oo n'
dlsI s., --.., "a
Sl1h: That dcponen is advised ty bis counsel sna
believes all of the fac set up N said deonSes are mate
rial to- the isSucs IN thIs case. -
Scrca That this dcpoDont Is obliged 10 RESORT 10
the i, pony Of the persons who have bad as stated on
tht said del nses transactions with the ldntis 0 their
e unsI le will Iva under The dsadVHnlaet "l tsit rs
,sunss..s ,ersona vine are personally hostile 10 niIn
many OF whom aVOw III Dl-eVes 40 Or pric pnts Ia lho
~" -, - G.. WILLIAM NJ. TWEED.
II this motion Ia granted the suits viii be thrown over
n next year. unless replies served on or before
Soy %,
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08

Supplementary Mail IL c,ossd st 12;4s p m Steam
ship saiis from Per No 30, North River.
' SUNDAY NOV. Ia
All Mails M III O'Clock = N The rosIomos " w"
from Y n M w III y IN.
Mails for Sandwich Islands F Isiands New leaAno sno
Australia will be sent irou SAB Francisco on cv ~ ht
Mails Japan. Shanghai Hong hong anu .sco
nese rts and Indies Will be sont nom San ffzhono
Nov. 10. .,o.,.~ ., IN.
Post Office nj D. m. ,,-,- n. On a.
Mails for ewIonndlsnd close ~ the Ne"'i"'A 'o'oANN
every day att r. m - A., u.- v.rk pe.t
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08
rry PHASE OF TIE OCEAN BANK SUITS.

The suit of Lilienthal against the Ocean Ma
ton1 HanS was before Judge DOnohue In samem,
Court Chambers saturday. on motion To stay pro
90 .ns until commission could be- issued to Vermont
a. take the testimony o. q. T. Niles, who nj r.
Gently 20 Stale trial for tie Barre Bank Eohb -
NJ Llcut judgm Mt once Or about $4,000
alist the bank, tile ground thas the robbery wac ia
part cargeabe TO Negligence n the officers of The DanG
unt ,l.1ncnt was set 0sde by the Court OF Appeals
Tis cae was on the Supreme Court calendar last week
trif AL Counsel for plainiT dc ired brief d,ay L.
submit papefs r. n. Bangs counsel for the deieulat
eai,ned that there should be no further delay. Mr. Lei
ial since Lis fi l:e before the CauIt Ol Appeals had
elnngad bis charges from negligence 70 criminal
I'm atiou IN The rt1Dbtry. He had boi eyed lGt 0i
HIr Ia AID receivers VINO had hiIu Wit. tICif
inyc ions Mr. BuIls reminded the Court Of the brcaG
IN ,t0 gf this charge In recent United States C0Ur
tr a Mr. Lilh ntia had been giving out clothing, food
and money burglars. and long be d 80 would be
Amused witt tBeir stories.
Judge DOnohue gave plaintiff until this morning 1t
n. Ia. to pat in other LaIers.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08
The following are the latest quotations for Biinin
stocks nt San Francs lsco Nov, D.:

Apprehensions Of Eastern complications and
troubles gave the London Stock Exchange an un-
easy and gloomy tone, say the foreign dispatches
and securities, British aud American. weak
and lower. Money was easy, and three months
bills discounted at BIS per cent. q below the
minimun rate Mt tho Bank of England. This insta-
tuition made a loss in bullion of f7.0O0 to-day. In
Paris Rentes left of at $3.50. The gold market
opened weak at l5. and declined ~ ll47s hut 90
the receipt Of the Loadon news, advanced 70
lI5ls subsequently, it declined TO ll5is and
then returned again ~ ll5as. ruling an us
afternoon at ll5lxdllJas, ciosing at the lstt2
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08

Total shares sold for the week-.-....-..- 'o'sOso
Xxx interest
To-day the railway and miscellaneous shares were
moderately active during the morning. the market
opening without important variation from the Clos
n., official figures OF last night. After monentary
.lccline in a portion of the list, the market later
gained strength and went into the first hour with
fair degree Of confidence. Some offerings Of long
stock were here encountered. and resulted IN set
back again. and the market was In the afternoon ex-
trenely dul and tame, by reason of the absence of
many operators ut the jerome Park Faces. The
market et TO itself dropped and closed heavy tho
general list but comparatively firm Tor Lake Shore
and Western Union Tel graph, in which. with Pa
ciiic Mail Union Pacific, and NorthN estern snares
the principal interest OF the street conferred.
the az sTegate sales of the day amounted to about
ll2O 900 shares of which $1,000 were Lake Shore,
10000 acifc Mail, 1S, 100 Western Union, $500
North Western. $500 Pacific. 1000 Erie, 1920 st.
pll. l.4OO st. Paul Preferred 200 Missouri
iacihc, I,2O0 Rock Island, and 500 Obio and Mis-
,s,,pi. The stocks which were higher at the close
IAN they ruled last evening Central aud
Hudson lialn.bal and ST. Joe, and Siichigan
Central each Is per cent Atlantic and Pacific 1tle-
graph, Harlem and Rock Island, each "A; Delaware,
Lackawanla aHd Western and st. Paul Common
.sch b. and North Western Preferred AID Missouri
Pacific each Z per cent. Atlantic and Pacific
,.aino oad l'referrod, St. Paul Preferred and Vest
crn Union each declined l. per cent; Eric. Il;
g.. C. and l. g., Ohio and Mississippi aud Wabash
zach 81: Aew-JeIsey Central Gnd Pacific Mail each
l., Per cent. The opening highest, lowest and clos
lux prices of active stocks sold to-day viii be found
ia tt,s ,ubioued table:
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
No Steamship Mails.
MONDAY. Nov. 8.

TUESDAY. Nov. o.
For Europe and Liverpool By the steamship
Wis. n, nails close III n supplementary Mail s
closed At y steamship sails a. y. from Pier No
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 10.
nnd Ia erpOoi by the steamship
Soythla uais close III supplementary Mail Ia
al y. Steamship sails at p IN, frOm CnIsrl
Dock Jersey CITY,
ron hayu saGia Martha and ssvanIa by the steamship
mails close nj 10 Steamship sails at IL H.. frvip
TuU URSDAY. Nov. II.
For Europe Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg by the
steausip uaiis close 1l:30 IN. supple
neDary Mal Ia closed l;30 steamship sails AZ D.
H.. from Pier At fooI Of Thirist. Hoboker
Havana by Tie steamship ct bctut Cy mails close at
% a supplementary Mail closrl nj 24O steam
ship calls at 3 D. Hi., IRON Pier No IS, North River
For savannah, by the steamship ten Barnes
msils close al IN. Steamship sails NJ u from r1er
No. ~. North liter
For the Meth, rands direct, by the sesmsip Naas malls
10 SoaIshp sails al ~ hOpn Ps'oDa foiiy
Jersey City -. 49,. =,
No Steamship Mails - -,
Mails England ireland and scs via Queenstown and
Iyr1oo the steamship city of kic lm0nd close at III a
supp Mail q clSsed NJ 1910 y. m steamship
al D. M, from rieT No. 40 North River.
BTtmoi- The steamship
fer Il close at 1880 Supplementary MAI Is
eosrd 80 steamship sails ~ p n IRON Pier foot
O Third-sf, Uoeoken-
Fcr SCOTLAND only ny the steamship Eysa. msils olose
sf III W. A Supplementary Nah IL cle.ed a. 12f5 p m
steamship sails from Pier No 20 Sortb River
French Mail rre-D Wy the steamship Amefi1's ci"ses 81
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08
ASSESSMENTS ON ST LUKEs HOSPITAL

Miller, StOutenburgh g. Pecllham obtained
on saIlr lay from Judge Donohue IN supreme COut,
Chambers an injunction with the ordinary order to show
use whyit not made permanent, restraining the city
from carrying the sale OF Che property Of st. Lukes
Hospal Fifth-ave. extending from Fifty fourth 10
Fty-ai ts 200 et By 400, Tor two assessments One
Of tbes nssessnents S09 1s for laying Neolson
pavement Fifty fifth and tine other Of S5Oo for Law
ing q sewer In Fiftlaye. The sale has actually been
tnis action is to prevent the giving of
tidcae Of sale lease under it, The differs from
the ordinary of churches. schools and hospitals.
which exempt from taxation but NOS from assfo--
mrn In that 10y amendment to the Charter Of tis
hospital IN 1870 provided that the property OF said
CORPORATION shall be exempt from taNaton or assess
ulfnts"
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08
CRIMINAL MOTIFS.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday Chas
McKsy i No. cI4 Mulberry condrned TO the earo OF
the CoImss OF Charities ana Coirecuon io' A eP
a suicide
AT the Tolnbs Police Court yesterday Davln
o I,rien who charged with stealing two gold chans lr
Mrs sarah fine Chatham s, wasre"aiiutt IN pfu
10 give auth, rites opportunity OF nquhs n'o MS
CAaTactsT.
following In slOO BAL eac o va va
c the Crs,o CaeArd one hunoleo
ana thr;y anA Lincoln ave-; George lannons ono
humid oil aud thirty fifth 81 and Th. rdave
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08

wyi,are Juia Fisher Rome, Argonsut. Euclid, M Has
te Mary Lord Arrived the 81 inst tie hosss1s.
arnrise RarIa lens Nielsen Arrived out tie 4tb inst
Italia Usmsn ieI Fornee Msgarr Aved @ ou, Oh on ,hs ,hs
Bth inst sarah vOipni E. Shun the LATER on Do.aehac-
IyEKpooI- Nov 8-fle steamship Lord Give, Tor fhii<
delphis, sailed st Up IN today .., ~,
Ifor IaIiesf skls AsNs see Fifh Pd0e.l
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08

to the son. but the complaint was framed asainst the
to detrsnJ the plaintiffs Judge sper held that tnoTe
was no proof Of conspiracy and disnisscd the COMPANY
A. r. Compton appeared for plaintiffs; La hoy o. "o's
lpr defeirtauis.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08

A Detroiter had his hair cut the other day,
barber had inistd. the H. al was the worst
locking lob ever turned out In Detroit The man was
hopping mad Lee looked into the glass; ana he roar,il
out Why, blamed fool, you do Mt know anything
about harutting" :" OATS boss said the owner of
the shop. coming forward. 81 tod him 10 take your
head can on but II don't pear 10 me dat lac III ever
make much Of a barbeFv- Detroit Free Press
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
ARM r.s. f:iS sur 40 Noon sets 1870
HH WAFER THIS DAY-A "
2Jl Island. J22 Hell o. FerrJ OIL
~ N DAY. n
sanity ook Island. 35S Hell o. Ferry b42
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08
SUPREME COURT-COUNTY
CUpREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY

- OF NFW YoRK-CIIARI.Es W. BERTAuX, piantif.
against SAMUEL ii. SWEET, defendant- Summons for y
money demand com ser) To the defend
ant You are hereby and required the
complaint this action winch will nj in the office Of
CLERK Iy ami County ~ New York. az the Court
house. New York CITY ami 10 seryc OF YOUR answer 70
complaint Subscribers at their oice No "a
wall NewYOrk city, within twenty ds after the service
this exclusive OF the day II such services
yoa the said complaint within the nc
plaintiff In this action viii take Judgment
The Of forty two hundred aud @Ety igt
dollars gold with interest fOn The tenth day Of uy
eight hundred and five besides the
costs disbursements actiou-Datea August 20
1875. BENEDICT. TAFT a BENEDICT.
Plaintiffs Attorneya
The complaint in this action this day duly ne in the
Clerk VI the CITY aud County Of New YOrkSep
teIuber lS, 1875. BENEDICT TAFT & BENEDICT.
l,t.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08
SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY

SUPREME COU III, ClI1 AND IOUN 1
~ OF NEW-IORk.-cHARLES MURDOCH against
THOMAS Z. CAMPBELL and DOUGLAS MCLEOD
for relief II the doitn shs You hereby
required 70 the complaint IN this action. Of
which copy upon you and TO copy
your the said complaint the subscriber at his
Office No 10 broadway, the city Of NewYork within
twenty days the hereof exclusive Of the day OF
services and you fail tn answer the complaint within
ths uge aforc tie plaBin In this action will apply " the
for the relief demanded Ia the complaint
DAtsi Nex.York, Oct "a 1876.
DANIEL ID. LORD. PlainuTs Attorney No. 100 Broad
wRv. Nnw-York-
The complaint In the above entitled seton this ned
In of the Clerk Of the city and County Of NewYork
at the ourt house, In ssid CITY,
HswYerk Nov. s. 1874.
ns Iau6wM ID. d. LORD. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08

III u
IL ARIA NGEMENf OF PASSENGER TRAINS, Aug. q
l3I5-Iaye nuts COrlau u anil De5orOsscsis az
z a. M for Es.ion. thlehen AhcmosB, Manoh Chunk
HazletO Meadow MaHaLoy CIty. ShenandOah MI
Carmel Pittston Elmira &C. connecting WIN
II Auburn. dorchester. Buhto Niagara fals
n TIE West -, - 49,, <,,.,
IZlen Mananoy city Shenandoah, Mkcsbarre, PitS on
IunkhanIock, sc, iing close connections Tor Reading.
Potfsyille, and Harrisburg. -
q d. H., for las BE- hehem, Anentown. ana Mauch
Chunk, stopping al AL staiios ,,, =,
40 l., m ri HI Express daily, for E9sOn Bethlehem. Al
ll,oyn Ma c bana, Hn,UsLarre P,tt-ton, Elnra &e,.
com ecug with trains Ithaca, AubBrG rochester fuho
Nisxaa FALL. aud the West. PulmaDs s r, ing coaches
atf.che.I ROBT III. sup'i. an T..
New-York tribune., 1875-11-08

FOR SAVANSAV--Tn sfednSbip Srn Jdefrto Nov g.
r. n Nlito and vie Miss A. NJ ms. Mira X Cumming: u
H. Danrufis ". frtt NJ. CTos-nan and wlfe Airs
NJ r. Arn.t olg ohidrrn sBd tire Servants Mir M y
inCsrso,i iTs heside and serN ant L. soutei'
T. rs. n,iogg =. W. Bradbrrf Miss }. c. u Lruhoit
GrDme Dr. H. B. iaihrcp Mr. r. Gtlinge shi ea,'s
ter Mis-. LIMA Keller, u; 81 H. and vi - John o,nnSef'
r. H. Sm'ti, b. Gboyar, n =. Almgren,, W.
ward Richard McTaugili NJ ss Julia Cook " Nc .
Ma, or W wife, and three el dren, Mrs. fo.i-f
ir Miss Nellie Fowler Miss Annie l.. Fowler MIS- o. H.
White and child James IL HecLcr Albert Banes Mrs =.
Illman y. L0wden. pssco Aho ph schnlswhu MIS-
Rnbn4n MIS- Croker, NJ styles. Miss Adlr Slycs
Miss Clara Si,Ies, Mabel styles, r. h sly es MT, LII
y inklsr or e. BOYmaD H. bOwial sh"ain
Wii.on and wife Ph'lp Iry. CuIingh H. Jencott
John CT1liumy, IS IN the stcerage