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New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
NEW-EyCLAND sOCIETY's SHARE IN TIE BUNKER
HILL CENTENNIAL

The committee appointed by the New-Eng-
land Society take charge OF the arrangements for
ticipang the celebration OF the Bunker Hill Annyer-
sary yesterday in the Office OF D T. {. Billings nc
No "a Wliam-st There present Isaac II. Bailey.
Chairman OF the Committees; l. p. Hubbard, Secretary
william Borden, A. ". Tenney, o. p. G. Billings and +.
L. Gaul. Col Borden stated that the Fail River steamer
Providence had been engaged - carry the Old Guard TO
Boston, and would leave this city June l5 The Com
mtee much discussion. deemed IL advisable that
mrIurrs the society -ould by the same boat Tue
Secretary instructed 10 issue circuiar stating that
ariu gcIncnts for transportation would he completed
witnu few days, aud urging upon tie
members full attendance at the next
meeting the society e. be hcd AT Dclmonicbs On FRI
day evening. May II. when the committee Will present
tneir report. Tac OH Guard, with tie band which Will
ii. will number about 100 pers"n- and ot te
LOO members or the society II 10 ssu1aJed That 20
will Join IN ,hr excursion.
The Committee FASTENED their preparations be-
cause tie interest shown in the celebration convinced
item thai persons travelling Boston seeking accom-
moaiou- In that city time the lItn OF June,
VIII put eniencc. and that the only way
Ia discoufurt would b.. 10 provide transportation
and lodging bcfOgchnd Tn. Ncw-EDglapd sUcety Will
silk winch will be the national rcd, Whit, AID
blue ~ the Unird Htites, but will bear suc desiss ~
tno committee on iays may decide upon
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE BILL.
The East River Bridge is now q public

The Last KlVtr BrIugc i HOW pUDIIC WUlK,
the Governor having signed the bill providing that it
shall be built jointly by NewYork aud Brooklyn. Under
this new enactment additional appropriations author
lied to an aggregate Of ssOoooO0, Of which not more
tha 80 900 may be expended in any one year. aud
of which NewYork Is required 10 contribute third
The amounts hitherto paid in by private stockholders
Ia be- renad The affairs Of the enterprise arc
to he by Board Of Trustees sixteen in
number ons-haf Ia be appointed by the Mayor, Con
trollsr and President OF the roari Of Aldermen OF New
Yors and tue otner half by the officers in Brooklyn.
the Mayors and Controllers OF the two cities being eA-
oico members OF the Board. The principal objection
urged against b s that its provision for the appoint
msut OF Board 0f Trustees Is believed to have been
designed To the removal OF majority VI the
recently appointed Board Of Directors, who are mainly
buau.ss men of arg and establshed reputation,
who have manifested determination 10 have e consto-
ton of the bridge pushed forward rapidly and Snesy
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
suppression Of some facts decentralization OF others ana
liberal use Of statements that untrue, to nssad inc
ARRIV4L OF THE METROPOLIS.
CONDITION Oh THE srEAMER-srArEMENTs OF PAS
sENGERs AND ENGINEER.

sENGERs AND ENGINEER.
The steamship Metropolis arrived at PIer
% North River yesterday, in tow OF the tug Cyeiops'
The only evidence OF the rough experience OF the saur
the disappearance Of the fore and ma'ntopiH1SS
The stae-rooms and houses intact, and all the s
ging was in good condition Tho engine was out Oh
order but it is believed, &c repaired In few days
Tho hull In stated 10 be perfectly sound anu
there are no Indications Of Leak The passengers
contradict all statements that they suffered at any
time for want OF provisions, the vessci carried
cargo Of potatoes onions and Tomatoes, although they
declare that they without fresh meat Tor several
days and the uniformity OF diet became tresone They
assert however that at no time did .hey lose iath III the
soaman.hip OF the officers the soaw0rthiness of te
steamer In token OF their appreciation OF these quail
ties they drew up and signed tho following statement
which was presented yesterday to LuBt Brothers, the
owners of the vessel:
tie steam sp Metropolis having read dsraragBg STATE
menls against the vessel take pleasure ~ sa5n; t1 we
believe the steamer, leaving The poft OF iiamuOh
Bermuda to have been in good condition ana iusrs
with provisions and coal sufficient for voyage OF - OF
10 days; hut meeting with hard gaze wh,'n sI' " ln @
sails, carried spar. an caused INC 'hip 10 po
steam and coal The ship being light giving The screw
N,t,e hold mon the water made our progress very
going qualities of the Vessel. consider them good
she having passed througrthe gales without shipping any
report Of her leaking at Bermuda believe
10 be incorrect account OF her making 40 little NAtcr
Ia accept warmest thanks for their great Kindness to
and for the faithful in which they have DIS
charged their duty in the great BATH" with the winds and
which they have been Obliged Ia night during their
twenty ight days passage from Bermuda
d. X. Turner, Mrs II. r. Turner,
.r-ya. ui.h, fury Pritch lrt,
M.s Summers and child, ". H. Mccarthy,
William Hay, SEN, Albert Murlock,
n L. James, william Murphy
Mrs VIM Ing and four
children,
The following statement is maze ny saa' IT, Futc, the
chief engineer of the Metropolis. in regard - tie state
nilp IN
purt at Bermuda
The report that the Metropolis vas leaking very Daaly
while lying in the po. of amilton, Bermuda, ana tLnt
the pumps mad 10 N. kept w0raak ail The time to Keep
her zee. wholly without fOndti1n ana was starttu
by people in Bermuda connected with ie Opposition
n1 prejudice the shipper, AK iinst the vessel ne
snip il perfectly tight and makes no wafer ihe
Metropolis OF the dry dock On.y tew days before
we sailed B"Imu Ia On the passage 0Et sue ud poc
make any wnile in Hamilton. Bermuda had ne
boilers washed Ot and le tue water rlh into me ~,
and tnen pumped from the blgc ovcrboard und TINS
be the leak alluded 10.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
PLANS OF THE UNION LEAGUE CLUE.
THE IMPROVEMENTS To DE MADE IN TIE CLUB
HOUsE.

THE IMPROVEMENTS To DE MADE IN TIE CLUE
HOUSE.
At meeting of the Union League Club on
Thursday evei NJ it decided to continue the lease Of
the present building, which expires May l. l5s, for
five wears after that date M jerome. TIE OF the
property allows the Club an exten-iOn OF the ea1e for
seven years after May l, 1888 should the members
choose 10 take advantage Of IL 1t voted at the
meeting that improvements OF such character should
be padc in the present building would render it far
more Al tracivC members than il before the fire
The improvements, which to be very extensive VII
ie a. follows:
TIE kitchen Is 10 converted into gneer's
Two rleva'OSi paSseng'r and service eryatUr-wil he
placed in the hudin-, with two dumb watc"s The two
Elevators AMI stirrlsf for the servants will be
jprls d by brick walls The steam ,iler will he placed
outside building. Tue removal OF the working de-
parment up stairs viii give room below for storage and
sunnl.rs The billiard ani art gallery ARE t0 tc
ENLARGED The sulrintendente office Will he NOV d from
ita pr sent position thus ul.kc room tcr reccl-
ton room. On the floor Will b. the executive
gsie.k Art Committee room, cashiers 81 epiny room
wine room. bar aud cigar stand On the next n0Or viii
be tnr paTlOr private diDing-rOOns and theIer which
rea a. before. he lobby this ii0Or, between the
priv ate d!nnyrJOns tcatcr VIII De converted INTO
"A permanent gallery. Tue next two stories VIII be
used entirely for private apartments The entire story
above tEeso Will be used RESTAURANT Its dinen
sjous are to 80 by 10 feet Over the lesialraEG
viii be the kitchen and stewards rooms. The building
Will be one story higher than IL formerly was.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
NAN on TRIAL FOR PLOTTING HIS YIFEs
DEATH

The case of William Cunningham, of No. 146
Warrenst Newark " j. charged with conspiring 10 pro
cure the murder o. h!s wife, called in the Essex Co
y Quarter Sessions yesterday Cunningham waS arrested
by Detective Haggerty morning OF March 10. Tho
allegation, made by the complainant, Norwood Hat
held OF No Ill Paccst Is that for week previous 10
the arrest had been plotting Ia have his WIFE
killed Hatfield testified that he was approached ny Gun
ningham offered him 500 to Kill Mrs Cunningham.
The TWO had several meetings during the week
prior to the arrest, and the arI.ingemenhs
were finally made. Imnedhiicy atT ~" ,,
nrst interview Hatfield exposed the plot 70 Chet o ro
lice Wanbold anil Police Justice Mills lie also
them of what passed between himself ana cuunihsn.a
ar subseguent interviews. Cunningham had uraitsea @
20 10 Bloomfield at early hour 90 tbo mcri , -
March 10 In orer prove ai,b In ease OF his
"A. went 10 Bloomfield bat on his return ne was
aul sul,seouen niIy admitted TO bail In sopn ,uinins-
h'u 4. man OF considerable property Ho denes inc
charge and .ays thar he ealy want % rlshen % s WHO
Az thai Sue would leave him ana gcs uNo,o rue so'-
painant admitted that he had been sent 70 ,ne ssa
PRISON twice. for highway roosry apo ns. sshI
th. Cnty jai several times. The trial vss not nnahed
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
crvFpAI, RI1sINESS IN TIE SENATE.

GENERAL BUSINESS IN THE SENATE.
RAPID DISPOSITION OF BTfIs-TBE NEW PJLlCE JUs-
TICl - BuI-THE AMENDMENTS TO THE GENERAL
CORPORATION ACT CONCUHRED IN-OPrOsIroN
To THE BILL REDUCING SALARIES OF CITY
OFFICIALS.
lrRou A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIDUNE.l
ALBANY, May 1.-The session to-day In the
Senate wa. business. There were no long discus
sons upon any subject. and thc most important measures
brought up for inal action were accepted or
roiec:ed with remarkable dispatch Bills were
passed regulIte pilotaSe IN New-l"rK
HarDOr amended to allow pilots an addition OF eenth
unon the regular rates instead OF oneiourth hereto
fore where ships boardci ont Of sight OF san ~
HOOK; to provide the payment OF the leases Of al
mories in NewYoTt CITY, 10 empower the commissioners
of the Sinking Fun assign certain properly at Lex
iugt,n-ayc AMI S.xtieth-st. the OF the Board
n rauco,ion; in relation To Police Justices in the
CITY OF New-York. the Nep- Yorker Journal bilL
The now Police Justices BILL provides for the appoint
neut Of two new Justices by tbs Mayor - arist tho
present number without reference TO any re1rgaizatlon
OF the Court OF Special sessions IL WIS IN reduced ny
senator Fox IA snb.ue for his first bill, and in its
modified tire consent OF Senators B0oth ana
Woodin who directed the opposition 70 the
other Mr. Dichiuson mcmber OF the city Coui-
milIee. WHO generally las clearly defined opinions
OF his as ~ the pcris Ahi ueiher's
of bi. AMI frequently declines 10 follow his leader,
voted against the bi although, AZ he sai, he wa" aware
there yas an BY which both political parties
In the city were given new Justice each The Ar
,meut I'm favor OF the original bill was that the add-
Justices were needed because Of the stress " bA
ness n the courts but since then the bill creating Part
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
ACCIDENT TO TIE STEAMSHIP CITY OF
RINSELS.

THE VESSEL Ashore oS TIE IRISH COAST, But
AFTERNARD FLOAIFD oFF.
LONDON Friday, May -, 1875.
A dispatch TO the Central News Association
reports tia; the Tnnan line steamship city Of rnrsels,
which sailed from Liverpool yesterday For Now-f0rs,
has gone the lrish Her po@senGers arc
safe. The weather II tine.
At2 O'Clock this afternoon the agent Of the hnan lno
OF steamer. received dispatch from the captain "f tho
steamship confirming the report The captain sod that
sne went ashore near CarnsOre Point Ireland at 81,
O'Clock s morning. dense fog prevailed at tie tine.
L,rYR-The steamship CITY Of Brussels foae'i oil at
9i5 O'Clock his morning and proceeded on h1r yoyag"
QU.LNsroNN. Frd1y May Il, is1p.
The steamer City OF Brussels brought oH wtlo"s
iamagc arrived herc. 2ni 5t,ci this evening sor New
York.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY, Friday, Nay H. 1875.
The Conference Committee the Extraordinary Re-
pairs bill failed to-day which may prove another
cause of delay In hnai Adjournment
Mr. Thomas &. Cmpbens general law for the incor-
pora0u II Sale Deposit Com ancs has been tOred ny
the Conference Committee To nearly its Original shape
The Assembly has only three bills the order Of third
reading
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
THE ATTEMPT TO ASSAssINArE PR nee Bis
MAkCk.

CHARGES AGAINST DIRECT TORs Or CATHOLIC socfE
TIFs To BIZ PROsECVIED.
BERLIN. saturday. May -, 1879.
The inquiry Instituted into the Catholic socie-
ties oi Berlin at the time OF kuluaiL's aIuInpt 10
shoot Prince Bismarck has been closed TIE Pubic Pros
h.s made charges against the dl5tc;'r ana 80
clsea Viii como MP for trial IN Jmne.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

GCETAEIA .HIIED BT THE IN.trGENIs.
sAsTASuER, Friday, May II, 1875.
The CaIi.ts are shcllng Guetaria, and havo
done great dslnage. vigorous lire j. returned nom he
Fort ard from nve nlen-Of-war in the h.rbor. Ro-
endorsements have been dispatched 10 the town.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
CANAL AND PRISON REFORM.

THE CONtUKRENT RESOLUTIONS PROT O.ISG CrNsTl-
TuTIoN,L AMENDMENTS PROVIDING FOR THE
APPvIyrMENr OF 4 SUPERINTENDENT or PUB
Lie WORKS AND A SUPERINTENDENT OF STATE
PRISONS PASSED ~ THE SENATE.
IFRoM A REGULAR CoFRr~PoSDT>r or 1HE IHinrHE-i
ALBANY, May 14.-Mr. Madden III the SEN
ate today called up bis concurrent resolution proposing
Superintendent of Pubic Works by the Gov
ernor and Senate, TO be charged Win the
execution Of all laws relative 10 the repair,
construction, improvement, and navigation OF the
canals hold Office long the Governor by whom nc
appointed and e. bc subject 10 removal az the pleas
ure Of the Governor. The proposed amendment also
provides that the office Of Canal Commissioners shall De
abolished and their duties shall devoIve upon the Super
intendeat. Tie resolution was passed with very lttic
discussion, by a vote Of 20 Yeas and no Nays.
The concurrent resolution proposing constitutions
amendment for the appointment OF Superintendent OF
State Prisons called mp, and passed By the same
vote The amendment provides t1at the Governor
and Senate shall appoint superintendent 10
hold office for i've years, unless sooner removed
who shall have the cuperintendsnce management
and Of the State prsons aud appoint the war
ers, agents, ply -icians and chai'ains. The other
officers sha lie appointed by the agents and varttens
except the clerks who shall be appointed by the Con-
troer The officer OF Inspector OF state Prisons to De
abolished.
These amendments, II passed by the present Lcssia-
ture will the one and II passed there VIII DE
voted upon by the people in the election Of 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE SCHILLER DISASTER.

THE HULL OF THE VESSEL EXAhfNED-So e"' w
THE sP. Gle OR CARGO.
LONDON May II. 1s75.-Thc divers were able TO
examine the hull of the Schiller for four hours to-
day. They found her broken up-a confused mass of
iron AMI timbe. Her lower deck rested on the rocks
and her bottom was gone, having been torn Oh by
the rocks None Of the specie was recovered aud no
cargo was visible.
One of the Schillers officers has informed corre-
spOndent OF The STANDARD that many persons on
hoard The steamer were drunk hen she struck, and
that several tiremen and many steerage passengers
law belples, until they were swept away By the
waves.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
KILLED BY JUMPING FROM A RAILWAY TRAIN
NEw-HAvEN, Conn.,, May 14.-Edward VIII

lisms. young man. jumped from nlroad tram III 'hs
city TIN, wheels passed over both botn
his legs abovc knees he 10 not expcctrd To survive
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15
IaY rusGrArn 70 r,,, -rrsrSr.I


ALBANY, May 1.-the Conference Commit
tee on the supply bill had stormy session today which
resulted in reduction OF about 100000 from the total
amount OF the additions made by the senae. The
appropriation for the Elmira Eefnrniaiory was
reduced $4,000, making it 100000, that
for the Buffalo Asylum 100000, making IL
100000, while the appropriation OF SJoGOo
for the Poughkeeps!e Asylum passed TO be taken mp
again later The appropriation Of SI26000 for the Mid
detown Asylum allowed to remain uniistnrbcd. ~
was also the appropriation ~ $1,000 for the Sing sing
prison. The chief point Of controversy between the two
Commiltees-the composition of the new Capitol Com
mission deferred until the last, AMI the consder1
ton Of the bill .ef completed this item. There
every prospect Of long and bitter struggle, but the
chances are that II viii end in the House Committee
yielding the Demands OF the Senate and asserting 10
the change in the composition OF the Commission, by
which the Lielieuan Overnor Controller and Attorney
General TO succeed the present Commission. The
reduction effected by t0ays action Will effect saving
Of one-cighth mill the tax levy. The Committee
were q have had a late session 70 night after the
Adjournment, but owing 10 the fact that Mr.. Hammond
could not get his Committee together, posponcincnt
until 8 a. III. Moniay was necessary.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-15

PROGRESS WITH THE SUPPLY BILL.
THE SENATE ADDITIONS To THE APPROPRIATIONS
REDUCsD 100000 IN CoM,in1EE-rRosPECT
OF A STRUGGLE OVER TIE NEW CAPITOL conf
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-24
LAST EDITION.
By TELEGRAPH.

~ TCa0HAMA, A pril M.-The Pacific Mai
steamship Toxic, San Francisco, arrived
here to-day.
LOUISVILLE, April 24-John @. Breck.
% inridge still remains in q very precari
y Gus state Of health, at his residence In
3 Lexington.
QUEBEC, April 24.-The Archbishop OF
Quebec, accompanied by his Secretary,
LETT town last night for New York, to
take part in the installment OF Cardinal
McGloskey.
= FRANKFORT, KY, April 24.-The Sun.
day-scno0l Convention of the Christian
Church in Kentucky will meet in this
eily on the 1lth Of May, prox. and con.
tinue In session three days.
II New York, April N.-The suit of the
National Trust Company against the
Hoberts-Gleason gang OF forgers re-
suited in verdict in favor Of the plain
titfs for $4,000, full amount claimed.
ROCKVILLE, N. Y, April 24.-James
LaAe1ty, u lev miles from here, killed
his grandmother anu. robbed her house; /;
subsequently shot Miss ,Vannoy, who
haJ refused to marry him, and her moth
or, and then killed himself. -,
MANCHESTER. MASS, April 24.-Capt.
Samuel Goodwin, aged 80 years, prom
ment liquor dealer of this city, was
found dead in his bed at four O'clock this
morning. Cause of death heart disease.
He was Captain in the 39th N. Y. Regi-
ment.
. ROCHESTER, N. Y, April 24.-Wilson
& Peters barrel-heading manufactory
in this city, was damaged to the extent
OF three thousand five hundred dollars
by fire.. Snow to the depth of three
inches has fallen to-day and still snow-
: ing hard.
NEW YORK, April 24.-The demand for
tickets Of admission to the Cathedral to
witness the ceremony of comforting the
berretta is extraordinary. In addition
TO the Archbishops, Bishops and chiefs of
The regular cieegy Of the country, almost
0ne thousand priests are expected.
S LONDON, April PA dispatch from
Athens says considerable excitement
prevails over the approaching elections
and state OF seige il impending. Gov
eminent is concentrating five thousand
soldiers In Athens and it is supposed in-
tends raising the army to war footing.
3 WASHINGTON, April 24.-In accordance
with Article 1,O72 of the Revised Regu-
iatlons OF 1874 the collection districts of
the United States have been arranged
into divisions, to each one of which a
General Appraiser is assigned, who will
supervise the assessments and dis
charge other duties of his office.
TORONTO, ONT, April 24-Archbishop
Linen leaves next week for New York,
to take part in the instalment of Arch
bishop McCloskey as His Cardinalship.
St.George's Day was celebrated through.
out Ontario last night by dinner, at
which the members of the order drank
The health of the patron saint.
BERLIN, April N.-The police authorI- |
ties Ut Posen have notified all Ursuline |
Sisters in that district who are not ma |
lives of Germany that they must leave |
The country within two months,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-24
POLICE COURT.

Drunk and Disorderly-Martin Graham, 81
IN costs; Peter Dorie, Henry Hempe, Mary
iattei son, e. A. Anderson, each dism ssed
W. hobinso1, Stansoia German, each 70 and
costs: John Taylor, $40 and costs. 3,
MiscelianeOus-Henry Hrschberg. fugitive
trJm justice, continued to Goth; Charles Boyd,
same, ontinued TO 2sth; Henry Schroeder, en-
bezzlemcnt, dismissel; VIM, Rose, petit lar
ceny, continued TO s7th: Mary Eagan, grand
gaming devices, continued TO 10Th; Christ.
Luke, five days; Lucy Smith, vagrancy six
months, by request; Ed. Ryan, adultery, dis
missed; Martin Durkin, yasrancy, dismissed; |;
ued 10 9th; Geo. Waltz, Geo Smith, yagrancy,
each dismissed: Emma Bowman, sarah Reese,
petit larceny, each s25 and costs.
Assault and Battery--Wm Rose. continued
to 2Ith; Leonard Suter, Mollio Vevay, William
Hay dock, Andrew Mason, Mike Schwab, each
dismissed; Henry Ungland, 81 and costs; Peter
Schwab, costs.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-24
suitable person to act as Secretary and
nxshis salary at a sum not exceeding
$4,000 per annum. -.
Marriage LtcenSes.

The following marriage licenses were
Issued since our last report:
Timothy Hughes and Mary Endres,
William M. Lake and Mary J. Hail,
James G0ldrick and Susie Fogelman,
Harp Peterson and Lizzie Watson, Mi.
chael Snow and Kate Atkins, John
Harte and Louisa Hewitt, Christopher
Fischer and Mary Ortmann, Jos. Huber
and L. Schnedaker, NJ. ID. Brown and
Mary Reid, T. Webb and Rachael Butler,
Alex. Demick and Amelia Schultz, Peter
Hunt and Kittie Laven, Robert +. Lea.
man and Katie Phillips, Fred. Sander
and Elizabeth Maschmeyer, John r.
CLARK and Rose Wallace, Charles Ste
phenson and Mollie Dietz, Bernard Field
haus and Sina Braka, Christ. Mayer and
Sallie Laatsch, James H. Crawford and
Margaret A.. Fuch, Jacob Ptort-
aer and Barbara WelsbeIleg, John
Annavedder and Philomena Rain.
Frank Felix and Anna Hauck, Ignotz j.
Aarn and Eva B. Dull, Lewis Cunen and
Esta Marks, John W. Conzette and Aga
ina HOLSTER, Jacob Schott and Elizabeth
Hiofilower, A. NJ. Foertmeyer and Clara
man and Caroline HuEer, 4. G.
Morris and Virginia q. Dunn, Ge-
rard Bran and Julia A. seger.
James Houston and Garry E. Orr,
John A. Finn and Cordelia Karr, John
Wait and Mary Il. b. johnson, Geo. w.
Wildey and Minnie Stadtlander, John
Carey and Jennie Ward, Wayne A.
Boyd and Lizzie Schulz, David Glazer
and Magdalepa Dair, Herman Lud-
wig and Catherine Graf, Edward Bren-
men and Anna s. Cannon, Frank
Rehberger and Margaret Smith,
Michael Nicolie and Susan Welser.
James Baughn and Catharine Stutzman,
J. Z. Hurley and Mary Bandever, Christ.
Eichhern and Sophia Baerenger, Henry
Hook and Fredericka Huffman, Michael
Taylor and Ellen Jennings, Anthony
Doolan and Mary Cleary, Robert Giles
pie and Maggie Kneher, Fred. SIrang
aud Sophia Weinig.
I'd. GETTIER, M. l., Clerk,