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, 1875-03-28
Deaths OF Ccutenartnns.


Th" deaths of Two persons over 100 yoars Of
age uete reported in Baltimore last week. Ut the
Office OF Dr. 8teuart, Health Commissioner. M1s
Mary Smith, who died on Wednesday noening,
At the Home Of the Little Sistera Of tho Poor,
is reported to have reached tho extraordinary
ago Of Ill ye.za. She was BON Ia Baltimore,
but ~ her faculties were sreatly impaired, and
tho had reached the stage Of "seoond child
hood before tho Sisters took charge Of her,
nothing could be learned OF her history. The
other csntena1ian WAS Susan Carr, colored, who
died on Friday evening. 1t tho house Of her
granddaughter al tha repntod Eee of los years.
She was born at Snow Hill Somerset County,
Nd, in the year TITO. aud WAS i slave Of Mr.
Muller. She was mAnumitted By ber MASTER, and
came With her husband to Baltimore about sew
enty years ago. Sac vaa menher Of the Dailas
Street CoIared u. e. Church for many Yeara-
Her husbsud dred number Of Jea.s ago. She
VAS taken SICK shortly before Christmas. but WAS
not coudned to he1 bed until two weeks sinco,
, 1875-03-28
INVASION,
Particulars Of Recent Mexican Out
RACES On the Texan Border.
4 Post-0fflce Burned, Stores Robbed, and
Men and Romea Taken Prisoners,
4 Concerted Movement Among Me1-
lean Freeboo:ers Along tho
Rio GranEe.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 27.-The Galveston Netos,
SPECIAL f,om Corpus Christie, Tex. March "a,
says: "Tha band Of Mexicana came within Z
miles Of town. robbed several stores and houses,
and took large number Of Americans prisonerr,
among them Judge Gilpin. formerly member Of
the Legislature, and two Fonen. They COM
pel1ed tho captives to vnlk in front Of them TIL
they were exhausted, and then mounted
them On bareback horses, aud hurried
them off. They roobed and burned
the posr-oface at Nueces, and robbed
and took prisoner ono nnail-rider. The Texans
havs gone in pursuit. A fight is reported pear
Bauquette, with one Mexican and two Americans
killed. Al! except four prisoners eacaped. Moth
ing has been heard OF them.
sua1HEss u MOSTLY SUSPENDED,
aud the citizens arc under arms guarding the
town."
information received from Los Ames, Nuoces
County, says: ''Throuehout the entire region
between here sud tie nio Grande, lawless
bands from Mexico are continually raid
ing through the country, roboinE, mur-
dering, and driving stock acrose tho river,
They have become SO daring OF iate that nearly
all travel On the HIGHWAYS has ceased Even
atockmen are deferred from hunting their cattle
and horses through fear Of falling into t-se hands
Of these rafhans. At present there seems to be
concerted movement on the part OF these vii
iains to ctean out the white men withiu striking
distance OF the Rio irande, 50 to rs miles. and
eYep:further, where ipgrees and eg1eas can ba
safely effected. To this end they have beeu
crossing the river in small detachments for the
past wask. aud it is est1n:ted that theirs Ara Oh
Texas boil &. least
, 1875-03-28
STATE AFFAIRS.

Action of the Legislature on tho Chi.
cuzo Incorporation E5iIl-1xupoftaut
Decision Degrading tho Taxo1 tap
tts5 $tocs-
spec,a. Dtsna,ch to The Chieaon Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill, March 27.-ln the Senate
to-day, the Chicago Incorporation bill being un-
der consideration, several amendments were Of
fered, and one changing tbs number Of Alder
men for each ward from three to two cn1ne Va1y
near being adopted. The amendment providing
for submitting the question Of minority repre-
eeutation to vote Of the people separately Was
adopted
Seoator Morgan moved, as 90 amendment to
strike out the last clause Of Sec. s OF the bill,
which confera upon the reo1ganized city all the
powers and functions which it had under ITS old
charter.
After SONG debate, Morgan's amendment was
loet
An amendment, offered by Mr. Dow, to sec
13. Art. 4, was adopted. It limits the salary OF
say ssooe: e.'' 'D''''' 'A -'D'uA' 1'' '1'e
An amendment making the Mayor Ineligible to
Reelection. sitter being lost, was reconsidercd
and adopted. and afser a day spent in discussion,
the bill WIS ordered to third reading.
Mr. Dow's amendment for only two Aldermen
from each ward was only lost by two.
TAX OF CAPITAL STOCK.
From an unohiciaf, bnt reobie source, your
correspondent learned to-day that Judke Drum
moud mas DECIDED TO pefpetualT en3oln
the collection OF the tax levied on the capi-
tai stock Of cornorations. This applies when
such companies have any foreign stockholders.
Just when his deciaion would be made public
wxa not stated
4 gPBLLINH-1ATCH.
Speaker Haines has selected twenty members
Of tho House. an6 has challenged President
Glenn to name twenty Senator'S, for . spelling
match next Tuesday evening. The challenge
has bssp accepted. An admittance-fee Of so
cents is to BE- charged. the proceeds to SO to
some charitable purpose.
, 1875-03-28
Ths mortuary report of the Health 0faes reports
ai1 deaths 10 Baltimore during thu vsAk hass


F1kaS@C8388 Kf1ESI1M%h
hr. William E. Footo, = wel1-knoWn mtena>
printer, hiss recently opened al Office At No. ~
Clark street, At which be IL prepared 10 t<.na>oA
oil kinds Of plain aud ornat4 printirg with vhiah
he may be intzua.ed. Mr.. Foots is I prxct.e.1
job printer Of many ysazs' exrerianoe vas for
long time mauaging-direotor os tho toa
printing department of the Intn.0oAao
and Il worthy OF confidence - tho fonnd.,
and proprietor OF the Bloomington, NJ, Pansa.
graph. The ability OF Mr. Foote a. printAr l.
fully ipdorsed By the lact that he was in n,s
year awarded eleven frat premiums from d;Fsr
ont States and Canada. In fitting up his nav
office he has secured the very latest fpnh -
type and his patrons will find hi8 vosL q -
quite up to tia hrae in style and dn,ak.
, 1875-03-28

Spring Prices.
16-ccns English caltcos II l4k cent?
81. 50 black dress dlks ut Is cents.
25-oent hemstitched haudkerchsafs II INV
s. 50 black cashmere At 81.
3lcent linen hutk towels at Is sentA
81 t1an,ask rowejs 1t 50 centa.
T5-ceos al Linen table daznsak 1t II eeetx
81 all linen tatle da1nsak It ~ cent?.
Opening l.coo rolls easpetng ot svuJ hind sa4 H.
scripdon It equally low ptaees-
Why, we sell goods cheaper than xuy horss Il ~
West. All gooda bought for eash, making dinzsaas
IN favor time buyers oS Ut 1ezx$ 10 10 - ~
cent. AL goods sold for caah, consequently ~ na4
debs to mako up in charging extra profits to cur co..
toners. Stores occupied alI owned by tho drn-zn
reut to pay. Compare goods bougat Of us with Aoae
purchased At Other stores at same rlca. PaedrdfaA
Ill and 1I6 Stzta street.
, 1875-03-28

sre sufficiently large, and, conaeguentV, M REQ.
concentrations Oh their sale Wln be 1erofiao
| hack TO ths Council other than those already to-
ported.
The COMMITTEES on Local Assessments met
veaterday afternoon for the consideration Of tho
frrepressble Hamilton claim. It "as recon-
mended for reference to tho Judiciary Commit
tee, S.me eight years hage elapsed since the
Claim YVES irst made and NO settlement bus yes
been effected
The Committee on Schools yesterday. in COM
pauY with several members Of the Board Of
education, visited the proposed school-sitos ut
the following places Lincoln aud Thirty-hfth
streets; Lincoln aud Garrison; Twelfth and
LOOMS: Wabash and Thirty fifth !; and Division
and Cleavar streets. The Council COMMITTEES
hereafter, concerning school-siteo, until they
have first viewed the ground. They have betn
30 often misIed by the ample description that
the joke Ia getting mopotonous.
The new machine for the performances Of
night scavenger work was yesterday exhibited in
the rear Of BOT Fifth avenue to the Committee
on Police. 1t did its work admirably, and there
IS every probability that the Committee will
recommend the confirmation Of the contract
entered into N1ta che prorrietors by tho Board
Of Health The o!d-style ecavengers are exceed
ingly Hrathy at the Innovation, and threa:en to
OF the contract. The Board OF Health, however,
were wcll~ady.sed as TO how the contract could
be legally awarded and in few days the old
nuisance Of night sca7engera viii Da completely
abated.
Officer Daniel Reardon OF tho Harrison Street
Station, yesterday showed the mettle he Vas
composed Of in just the wrong time, way. and
place. he tackled q Young gentleman standing
on tl,e sidewalk in front Of the Station. without
any provocatiun whatever, and. after handling
him very roughly, arrested him and brought h!m
iuto the station. The gentleman maae no resist
ance whatever, nevertheless, by the time he
reached .he desk OF the station keeper, be looked
moro Like penitensisry-bird than the veil
tirossed gentleman Of The baf-hour previous.
When the officer requested tho eta'iou-keepe1,
Martin Haya, to bnok him, thnt fuuctionary re-
fused stating that the officer had made mistake
in arrcsting the City Hall reporter Of the Times.
The officer then ecixed hin, BY the coas
collar and drapged him ont OF the building.
dePositing Whist waa left Of him outside the
bounds Of the stdtion grounds. sergt. OCou-
nor snd several other persons who were preseut
essayed to bush up the affair, but tho Times TO-
porter Has uouo OF the ciawfahing kind usually
hanging around for news at the Harrison Street
Station, and consequently be will see Reardon
out op hjs eAmo, and will Immediately pteler
charges against hin. And besides III this, Rear,
don mar pc 'haps open his eyes at a sweeping
.cco1nt Of his past character in the columns Of
tho Times.
, 1875-03-28
Phil ABEL pHta CHURCH DIFFICULTY.


PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-The Methodist Epis-
oopal Church Conference recently selected the
Rev. George Mclaughlin for pastor Of the Han
cock Street Church, Notwithstanding the auer-
getic protest Of the Board Of Trustees, who havs
now closed the church against the nev pastor.
The Bishop and Presiding Elders wi!l hold
council next week, with view to settle the diff
Guilty.
, 1875-03-28

Teeth h-Teeth-Teeth-In1 8uccens.
Two thousand six hundred plates manufactured IN
past Janr. Ths largest dental establishment ths
Continent. 8. g. Whites teeth used ths bess aaa
highest teh known to tho Profession. Thu r.
tegence Of the public II fully sako to the tact thai
they may no longer pay IS and 80 for fun at Il
teeth, when they can ret the for 50 at MeChes
ney'a, corner CArk and Randolph streets. satstaooa
given OF money refunded Gold pl1taa ut onef1ugts
the usual prices Gold hings stclass and no taA-
g prices, Warranted.
, 1875-03-28
GENERAL NEWS.

Tp1ards Of twenty members will to-day un1te
x:th the Church OF the Redeemer, tho Second
Cn:re.zaligt-
The Criminal Court was NOT IN session yester-
5aT. Judge Williams adjourned over Thursday
sveniuR till tomorrow mo1ning.
Why is it TINT whenever you enter into con-
=e1sation with drunken NAN the dzunker he
gets the fonder he is of, beginning his sentence
Nth, 'soberly, now7"
Tho temperature yesterday, Il observed by
Elareaac, opt1cian, No. IS Madison street fTR1B-
usx Baiidingl WAS, ut T. NJ, 10 degrees; 10
e. m, IS; lam, -; ar. m,, 50; p. n Il; s
r. H.. A.
4 lady had her foot badly injured by = horse
steppins upon It yesterday afternoon at the coz
uer OF M,.diaon and Market streets. The acci-
aaat Was caused by her becoming confused be-
tween two veiucle. which were moving in oppo-
ito d1ectiora.
1t is understood that = young msn has been
eucceesful in securing situation rs leading
com ac reporter On an evening paper by produo-
sre evidence to show that he was the first Hlt
tbn. sc.zped the lower bend Of The B on OF \
ttrees-board making it 1cad: :" Post No Pilla."
Av:cious dog attacked a -yea1-old son OF
John HnuniKan, Of No. $50 State street, Thurs
daY. aud hit lin 70 badly 10 the neck TINT he IL
uoT lyiug in : preca1lous state the wounds,
which ere 6ye in number, having 1ndamed- The
dog belonged 70 Z. Belguxn, and Vas shot yes
ta1tay.
When CONDUCTOR % ore OF enc sfeet-ca1n,
having been Temporarily absent from his post,
returns 10 the rear platform aud asks you II any
one has got on board during bis absence, II any
body has got on board II thss anybody Il 10
mAia, md II you are posted in the Latest teeh-
natpf7v nf tina pfpfARetOD. Won will fBUIY !.
"o4nn D1' S'"e'e -
The iron trame;woIk Of ons ade OF = LOGO
caotre Has naade Friday It the Dew shops OF tho
Chicago l. Northwestern Railway, weighing
easily 700 pounds, in 711 hours, which is the
auickeet time on record. the usual time being
shout three days. The Welding was al dona
Ehspe. which is fsr supes7or 10 any Other method.
The xboye vas done by young blacksmith OF o
rcnra narood Henry ]. Wondering,
r,:...
1ne anusea OF tne ouPc1lo' auu caeo1t co.' 70
*efo aseemoioa ~ eec1e@ IouE4ase yes.s1os9,
presumably 1a1 the pnrpose ot appointing oI
dominating BIZ Justices Of me feace IN place o1
those recently re1ec.ed os toe uove5noI' toeeIner
Sn.h,.,r ~ hoT.~sr con1d ha fe.Tnen either ~ the
.aa,'rao. ~ ~ s,hat ras t3ona st the neeting
wh;ch s5;onrned iii Nondav- O.
AZ meeuos o. tno ChieaRo tumoelman
1roa19 o. 1!ade beld 1uesoay. 4acn sne
1s7Aa o. Dnectors Tcse au,no1lzea TO pot1ecs =
u..oa =. "1eo tae Anmoetnan . 11cnspse o. @ Cnl-
a, ~ ntual p; .:as ena ."o ; 1nsns
ep.s ~ u n. s,en. nkns & ue u..sa 10 o1a
T., H. 1mnhe.-n,s T .a -.o;n, -. ~
, 1875-03-28

New Yonx, March N*-The COMMITTEES Of
Associated Coal Companies have agreed On IN
advance OF 20 cents per ton for April The fol-
lowing nre the prices Of the Delaware Hudson
Canal Company'E conl On board vessels for April:
Furnace. lump, s4.60; stean:er, lump, s4-70;
gruto, $3.50; egg, 24.95; stove, $5.40; chest
nut s4s0 per ton Of 2,24o pounds. IA the men
IN the Schuslkill region have shown no DISPOSE
ton to 70 to wosk, the Philadelphia heading
Coal and Iron Company have ssruod to ISSUE NO
prices for Apfu,
, 1875-03-28

SRREvEPoR7. La, March 27.-The steamer
Lizzie Res, which loft hero last night for aboye,
struck = snag near Ba:ler's Landing At daylight
this morning, snd sunk in bad position. The
boat and cargo are = total 1oss. The second en-
gineer Was drowned. No other lives lost.
, 1875-03-28

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 28-1 =. m.-For
the Ohio Valley and lake region generally, cloar
weather, no decided changs in temperature, with
winds shifting to eas.erly and aouthe1l1, and
falling barometer by Sunday evening. For the
Northwest, warmer and generally cloudy weather,
with southeast to southwest winds falling ba-
rometer. and possible rain on the Missouri and
Upper Missippi Valleys during Sunday night
, 1875-03-28

Ladies' contemplating making their awn undszwsss
especially invited to examine or a1tanzs-& soc
and they will be convinced that they Can buy shea
cheaper and better than they maks them and ys
III tho trouble EveEy rdeea warranted perfect ta
every particular for 1T, make, and quality. HokA-
lin, Palmar Co, 131 snd 1a9 state streek
, 1875-03-28
Correct Every Time.

Correct Every Time.
The correct thing for mems Spring dress.
The correct thing for youths' spring dre<a.
Tho correct thing for boys' spring dress-
The correct thing far children'E spring dreA-
The cor-uct shapes and shsdes IN eFasy dspazta>sf
for the spring Of 1875
The ecTrect nz1ccs plainly marhed On every eu1aad
in the establishment and rnhte attention uas ot IL
lending cards Of this house.
4. J. Nuttng, G. O. D. ape cloth.er for man, yuut
boys and childrun 184 and 1855 State street, oppo&s
Palmer House,
, 1875-03-28

The DEPARTMENT. UF The GULF.
NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-This forenoon, Gen.
Aueur quietly took charge Of military Affairs Of
the Department Of the Gulf. Aids came with
Augar f1em Texas otherwise hia staff is consti-
tuted the same a. Eiaory's. General orders At-
uounclng the fact Of the new Generals ACCESSION
to command are being prepared tor promdlga-
tion. Gen. Emory left for Washington thin
evening.
, 1875-03-28

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, March Z.-The leo ln
the Missouri River At this point is moving, With
every indication OF its immediate breaking up
miles above here. All tho tributaries are over
flowing their banks, and mich damage hGj a.
ready been done.
, 1875-03-28

On Monday we ahAu exhibit another hxs nd ~
CANT stool Of erabroidass ut lower prieea than ss
soma entirely nov and very desirable patt@1aA 8e-
Kin, Palmer h Co.. 1877 and 1s3 seats street.
, 1875-03-28
New Auction House.

Attention is called to tho advertisement II Du$s
Co., in another column, IN 1essten 70 tha opsese
of tha- suction aouss Il Nos 30 and a East fas-
doiph street. The dr4t sae takes placs u 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning.
, 1875-03-28

The rapid md extraordinarily 1args sa1es thsa hss
attended tbs Introduction Of tbs Warwick collars avs
token Of tbs universal spprcv which they hars ~
with consumers. These true cztdcs czn apprectssss
good article which they haye found IN these goodA
, 1875-03-28

Had the came circumstances occurred later IN
the day, when the rear platform Of tbs car would
most probably hare bsen crowded. several Aves
must b:ye been lost.
, 1875-03-28
You Did know

Ere1y economical housekeeper uatng DO pofsass
ar9ng mattreas will tail you they undar ohHgaaaa
to H1gur, Jenkins Farm, 10 and 81 6tst4 sEssh
for selling u 70 them,
, 1875-03-28

0hlckar1nE Upright Pianos
<ast TecstTed ss Rsedb Tsmpfa at Auzte. e's'@ "
Dearborn and Van Bursn atneets, 1sw va9y knA p
rigtt 7t1oos containing the latest and bess ta1zS
9neutE.
, 1875-03-28
SUICIDE.

1CiAfL@s
DEATH OF An INNATE or HASSETT5 HOUSE.
The vie abode of tho Haasetts is tecominR
c.iminaliy historical. In addition to the murder
which tho son accuses tho Esther Of, another
tragedy hns been enacted thoro. and ons Of tha
low and degraded creatures who has found sheI
ter in the house sleeps her last Sleep and now
lies dead in tie little shanty on Butler atroet. uear
rwens, eighth, tho victim Of dea liz drug, said
to have been administered By her oTn band,
but urdor such peculiar circunstat cea that Scret.
Fitzpatrick has caused tho arrest OF the other
inmates Of the pia:e, and viii nold them until
the Coroner makes All Investigation. hate Mad
don is the deceased person, and she has borne
the reputation OF being one OF the very worst Of
her class. She died Yesterday forenoon, aud, as
soon IS Sergt. Fitzpatrick learned OF It, he insti~
tuted inquiries, aad obtained the following par
ticEia:s:
Tho deceased and NeIlis Hassett aud young
man named miller had been to a house OF ill.,
farne on Bu1tertielI street, near Thirty-siIth
street. kept by woman known as Old Mother
Ham," Thursday evening aud while there be-
named Laura Maiden, and she quartette went
ovet to saloon on the corner OF Arnold and
Twontv-nluth streets, where they met Martin
Stateunn. a young follow we'll known to the
police as 1oafer, aud vho until recent
y hal been the conai&nlon Of Kate Mud,
a quarrel which had c.used their separa-
tion. and after hot dispute, during which the
most obscene language MAS used by both, Kate
told 14aura sho was going to poison herholf that
shc had already takeo one dose Of morEEina, aud
vas going over on State street for another
Thu party then went out Of tho ealoon. and
thence to drugstore, where, Laura states, she
preve nted tho clerk from selling any poison to
kate. The latter went TO another store, and the
clark W:s age,n stopped. from selling the intend
ed suicide any morphine. But sha persisted,
aad finally obtained the drug at List l. Uhlen-
DORIS. No. 1860 State street, where aho sual-
lowed it as onca, aud before her companions
could reach her, she lavsng run ahead
ct them, according to the statement OF the girl
Laura. Tho drunken parsy then went to Has,
Ba.t's honse, and no further notice waB taken OF
Ka:e until II O'Clock the came night, when the
poison had fairly begun to work. Then Laurn
Madden went for Or. Chandler. Who came aud
pronounced the girl in \ ding condition. Rs
etorstiyes we're administered aud etfolts made
by the rhrsician to relieve the unfortunate young
fEomau of the poison, but they proved unavailing,
aud before noon she died.
Nellie Hassett, and Lnurt Madden, and State
men we're arrested, and locked up in tha Twen-
ty-second Street Station to await the action Of
the Coroner, whom So7gt. Fitzpatrick notified.
hilier will be arrested If it 10 possible to find
him.
Deceased nas IS years old, and has father
aud brother residing Oh tho West Side. The
body ia At Haseett's house, where it will ba kept
until tho Coroner holds m inquest.
, 1875-03-28

Notice to Customers.
our spring azoek Of woolens, diaeonals. ssssa1nN4
and sutsnga now coming In avez5 dry, md ~ -
still making ser1neata Ut cur forraer low p1ess- AzJ
No expect call from you7 ordwzy i NaHlaud, IN
West Madison street.
, 1875-03-28

The z. p. Stewart Cook Stow.
The Richmond Rauge nd ..s. elass of gooes ~
stw7ys bs found II 1slues 2. Dalton Cav anresa
aud laund1y Furnishing goods house, Ia and iS4 es
street,
, 1875-03-28

a Beautiful Lace Curtnin
sd4s mech to tae appearances Of \ houss- Va es7s
something vory desirable, both IN ace and NOTING
hams. Hdget, Jenkins Fa1on, house daeorasosa J"
and 81 Stxt9 street.
, 1875-03-28
The Far.

"G1cn Flora Water for Families
by Buck Rsyns1, zaatoza of TN - Mars CososnA'
, 1875-03-28
THE GRAND SPELLING MATCH.

TEE ARRANGEMENTS 1EHEGLAEDs
The final preparation for the spelling match 70
take place ut Fa1well Hail. Friday evening, tue
contestants to be twenty-five selected members
Of tho Athsnaum and The same number from the
Young Mems Christian Association, ~As nade
yesterday afternoon. -
The erarcises will commence promptly at 8
o'clock. With IN address By the Rev Dr. Powers.
William Brosa presiding. Then viii como the
contest, the contestants belns divided into Two
Tbe following rules to govern the contest xers
adopted:
First-Ths words to be such u aro susceptible Of
only one accredited snelng and to DO sne1 on1y ~
6xeoad-oae t-:nl to IL allowed each pastlcfran. up
H. ahs Last Last sysissiie naiti l. iss spelled. l ~
4Nsrd--Nords 0, similar pronunciation, but Of d.
fe.sns form, to l deaned when gwen aad reasonable
Ft,xrtA-Tame devoted to first match between the
two societies be onehaH hour, record to bo made Of
the Of g. when but
re1son resins on the hor and that person TO %
declared tho winner Of the cz,utrst .
be tue lutest edition Of Webster and Worcester
abridged.
The prizes to be competed for viii bo three in
number but have not vet been named. the hrst
prize Will be awarded to tue successful aociefy;
ciety; aud the third to the n.st man spelled
down, which will uost likely be in the shape Of
wooden spoon.
The Rev. Dr. Moss has been selected to pre-
sent tile prizes to tho winners, Which vii occur
immediately after the contest.
The price of tickets has been fixed at 50 cents.
No reserved sezts viii be eold. Tcksts will be
on sale at Jaufeu, McClarg l. Go. 3, the Athe-
unnm, aud Farwcll Hall tomorrow morning.
The list OF participants Inns not yet boen COM
pleteo, but viii be announced in few days.
Among the list will be found. it ia promised,
such tslen as ". F. Coolbaugh. N. S. Bouson. n.
T. Fairbank, c. H. Ham, Charles Il. Reed. Dr.
J. N. Hyde, ]. Lyle King, 9. A.: 6torIs.' ]. '.
Farwel1, W. ". O'nrien tho kev. G. ": Wendte.
the R=y. J. 0. Peck, Mayor Colyip, City C1ork
Fu:, ,est. and Aid. Dixon.
i, selecting the CONTESTANTS either society viii
aim 10 sec;;re t1,el: beet material, and to have
tue tltifc1est Professions from theology to poll
lies faithfully Represented.