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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01

MAYORALTY OF NRw ORLEANS
City Hail. May 81, 1876. 5
mo. Standardization Series.1
An ordinance to provide for the receipt of
street assessment bonds for certain as
easements.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Admin
istrators in council convened, That the
owners of property against whom assess.
ments have been made under section tenth
of act No. 4S of the acts of 1871, be and are
hereby authorized to pay the whole or any
part of the amounts due by them in bonds
known as street assessment bonds, and
issued by virtue Of said act for the amounts
assessed against front proprietors.
Be it further ordained, That the said
bonds shall be received IN the following
manner: The principal of the assessments
to be paid in the principal of bonds; past
due interest with past due coupons, or in
the principal of boids, provided that every
bond paid in and received shall have an
nexed thereto all coupons not mstured.
Be it further ordained, That all 0rdi-
nances or parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith, be and the same are hereby re.
pesled.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, MAY 80, 1876
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary.
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placed tho child in the house and then re-
turned to where Maloney was standing.
and the quarrel was renewed. Both men,
it seems. were wiling to fight, and they
clinched. While that was going on Bate
man was stabbed four times. once in his
LETT breast near the nipple, which wound is
serious one. probably fatal.
Other persons were near the contestants.
and one man, Boyle or Doyle, was con-
siderably interested in the proceeding.
When Bateman felt his blood flowing he
cried out that he was stabbed, which ended
the fight. He was carried to his home and
DR.. Hunter dressed his wounds.
Msloney was arrested, and he says that
while they we're fighting somebody, he can
not say who, cut Batemsn, but the wounded
hand does not confirm his assertion.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING RIA.
TONS AND SHIP CaANOLERY FOR
REVENUE VESSELS.

CusfoN HOUSE,, COLLECTORS OpvlcR,l
New Orleans, La May 81. 1876. !
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RxCEIvsD AT
- This ONCE until twelve O'Clock, noon. Of
THURSDAY June l5 1876, for supplying ratons
and ship CT and CIV for the use of tho crews and
vice in this coec ion district, for the fiscal year
end ng June ~, 1877.
Sch. dule. of articles Of ship chandlery to ba bid
for will be furnished on ap jlicaton this Office.
No award o: contract will be made until Con-
gress shall have made the appropriation for rhe
next fiscal year; AID the right reserved to rjest
any or all lids. JAMES F. CASEY
my2l rs jei 10 IA ColleclSr.
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mates seem to b we'll provided for, 90 fas
~ We were able to Judge. We would recon.
mend that those who arc only partially in.
sane should be separated from those that
are violent and abusive in speech and &C.
ton, in order that they might DO reclaimed.
| The House of the Good Shepherd seems
well conducted. and his $50 inmates. Those
in charge complain that they arc greatly in
| need Of mosquito bars and hydrant water.
BY the extension of the water pipes two
squares the asylum could be supplied. and
we earnestly hope some provision will be
made in order that they may be supplied
with both requisites.
THE Third District Boys Asylum we also
found in good condition, with over 200 in
mates, and large number of those sick
with the measles. Those in charge also
complain of the great want Of mosquito
bars, and water for cleaning purposes has
to be brought from the river.
The several other asylums we visited we
found in good condition and the inmates in
q general good state of health, and We com.
mend them to the charities Of tho public.
In conclusion, We would respectfully call
your attention to the criminal action on the
part of the city in allowing eur commerce
outraged and the health Of those on our
shipping jeopardized by dumping oil tho
garbage and filth Of the city along our river
font from Thalis street to Felicity road,
up town, and in the vicinity OF the French
Market down town. The facilities to our
commerce should be our first consideration,
for with our limited railroad We owe much
to the shipping. Ships pay dear for their
privileges and are daily entitled to seine
benefits which other cities provide.
One other defect appears to ~, that is in
drawing juries from talesman, instead of
from the panel, and We would respectfully
call your attention to the fact for your fu-
ture consideration.
Permit rs to thank you for your courtesy
to the grand jury, and in taking leave Of
your honor, We go impressed with the be-
lief that you have ably discharged your
duty and presided over your court with .
dignity that merits on. highest approbs-
ton. We have the honor to be, sir, your
obedient servants.
JOHN w. MADDEN, Foreman.
New Orleans, May 81, 1876.
F1rst District Csurt.
MFORMATIONs.
Petty larceny-William w. Clarke.
Entering, etc.-Robert Jones and John
Shultz.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Peter Colfax, assault with Q dangerous
weapon, of assault and battery.
ACQUITTED.
John c. Armstrong, of .wounding less
than mayhem.
CONVICTED.
Charles Raymond, OF assault and battery;
James Wilson, of attempt to rob from the
pocket; Richard Spencer, alias Lightning,
Of petty larceny.
SENTENCED.
Petty larceny-Joe White, alias Buckner,
and John Morris.
Grand opening of Grand Hotel at Point !
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BODIES REoovERED.-The body Of the
boy Henry Aherns, who accidentally fell
into the river from the wharf ut the
slaughterhouse last Saturday and was
drowned, was on Tuesday night found
floating in the river . few miles below, in
the parish of St. Bernard. The coroner
held an inquest, and rendered . verdict of
accidental drowning.
The body Of Manuel Planas, Q cigar
maker, wac committed suicide by jumping
into the river at the head of Spain street
last Sunday morning, was found floating in
the river yesterday morning, opposite Port
street
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MAYoRALrY OF sew ORLEANS, I
City Hall, May 81, 1876. !

MAYoRALrY OF SEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, May 81 1916 !
No. 3544-Adminlstration Series.
of Finance and Administrator of Pablo
Accounts be and are hereby empowered TO
make such corrections and adjustments OF
drainage tax claims as may appear to them
advantageous or requisite.
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of New
Orleans, May 80. 1876.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
J. H HARDY. Secretary.
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CITY ORDINANCES--OFFICIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

NAYoRALrY OF sew ORLzANe,l
City Hall, Nay 81, 1876. !
mo. 3541Administration Series.
Resolred, Tina permission be and is hereby
granted to Henry O;is to erect steam en-
CINE at the corner of Julia and Peters
streets; revocable ut the pleasure OF the
Council.
New Orleans, May So 1876.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
]. H. HARDY, Secretary.
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The Ninth WARD HoMIcrDE.-Last
Saturday night there was something like .
lively rumpus in the ninth ward Democratic
wigwam, and Thomas Roberts, young
man, was shot and killed, but nobody could
or would then say who fred the fatal shot.
The testimony of Mr.. Dudenhefer quite
directly points to John Boisdore, as the per-
son wearing black beard who fred his
pistol just ss Roberts was struck. How.
ever, the coroner's Jury returned verdict
that death was caused by an unknown
party. Boisdore has not been arrested,
and it is believed he has left the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01

MORE HUMAN BLooD.-Just after dark
last evening Timothy Maloney and Will
liam Bateman were at the corner Of Boil
var and Gravier streets, and were quarrel
ing about Q woman. Bsteman was near
his home, and held IN infant in his arms.
Finding that trouble was brewing, he
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Grand opening Of Grand Hotel at Poin
Clear on June |.


BRIEF MENrIoN.-One result of the suit
of John Klein Va. the city of New Orleans
appeared in yesterdays REPUBLICAN.
Forty -aine pieces Of the city's property are
advertised for sale by United States
Marshal Packard, to be sold at auction on
the first of July.
There will be several novel features in
the picnic of Philadelphia Fire Company
No. IA on the fourth and eleventh Of June,
all of which will be duly announced.
The question to-day lie, do collectors col.
lect'
Dr.. Drew yesterday assumed his duty as
city physician, and has his Office at police
headquarters, Carondelet street.
While Judge Evans is sitting in the Re-
publican convention Judge Quinn presides
in the First Municipal Police Court.
Dominique Didien, boy, was last even
ing nearly killed by horse kicking his
head. Dominique was Watching the animal
while it was grazing at the corner of Clai-
borne and Ursulines streets. The half dead
lad was sent to his homo corner of St. Philip
and Burgundy streets.
This is splendid year for mosquitoes
at least the nightly crops in this office take
the premium. Now it is known who stole
our Getty Directory"
The Sabbath School picnic mentioned in
this paper yesterday was erroneous. In
stead of "to be held next Monday, it should
have read SHIELD last Monday"
FEE. Long had $6ls and then he didn't.
He went among feminine money graboers
and they stole his bottom dollar. Three
women were arrested, but not dime OF
the cash was recovered.
There was something wrong with 10
Ross. and soon after he left his house IN the
morning rushed on L. Rehm furiously, beat
ing the man to half . ream. Persons in
Magazine Market not caring to see Rehm
reduced to single sheet of fsolecap rescued
him and had Ross arrested.
Tuesday night, at half-past eleven O'clock
some unknown person saturated with coal
oil and set fire to an old one-story frame
building at the corner of Cambrone and
Zmpel streets, Carrollton. The flames
were discovered by some of the neighbors'
and extiuguished with damage OF about
$40. This is the third time an attempt has
been made to burn the building.
Bob Heitmeyer, driver of city cart, was
locked up in the eighth precinct station,
charged by Mr.. John Riley with larceny.
Henry Wilson and Fred Brown were ar
rested at the corner of Customhouse and
Levee streets and locked up in the third
precinct station, charged by Lucy Robin
son with the larceny of one magnificent
dollar. One of them said that greenback
looked 80 large to their unused eyes that
they really thought it was one side OF q
divorced house.
James Duffy, charged with stabbi ng and
wounding John Bennett on the evening OF
May /, at the corner of Delord and Ram
part streets, was honorably discharged by
Judge Evans last Thursday.
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The London School Board has passed
resolution, "that as . means to encourage
learning the art of swimming, it is desirable
TO have inserted in tho education code
provision to the effect that attendance OF
scholars ct lessons in swimming, under .
competent instructor, for not moro than an
hour . week, may DO counted - school at
tauIauce"
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Court Items.
The Superior Criminal Court adjourne

The Superior Criminal Court adjourned
yesterday for the summer.
The grand jury presented their report,
which is one Of the most sensible and intel
ligent documents Of the kind ever filed. 1t
is noticeable for the absence of puffs of
sheriffs and clerks. and for the straightfor-
ward manner of telling things as the grand
jury found them. 1t is evident that when
they visited some of the public institutions
they neglected to notify their managers that
they were coming, and hence were able to
report things as they really are.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01

Committee Of the parish Of Orleans. New Oreans.
Nay q, lS6-whereas, Ths Republican state Cen.
tral Executive COMMITTEES has called . convention
in the city Of New Orleans, on Tuesday, the
twenty. seventh day Of June, 1916 for the purpose
Ct nominating candidates for Governor, Lieutensnt
Governor, Secretary Of State Auditor Of Public
Accounts, Superintendent Of Public Aaucstion and
Attorney General, and to nominate candidates for
tTcta ss have not nrovSe3 Sor disrict
convention to wit: Tire first and second districts
and to nominate candidates for electors for Pres
dent and Vice President Of the United StAtes also
TO- select q new State Central Committee.
Therefore. it 10 hereby ordered that IN election
pc held throughout the respective wards in the
parish Of Orleans (except in such wards where
s 81 delegates have already been elected) on
WADN1SDAY, the twenty first Of June, 1876, be-
tween such ho"rs - the several clubs may ap-
point Tor delegates to the State Convention a0re-
mentioned.
The representation from aa<h ward shar, h, a.
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The Graphic says that Vassar has sent an
invitation to Dom Pedro to wait till Sep
TENDER, 50 that he can see 700 young ladies
simultaneously eating green corn off the
cob to slow music. One can't call young
woman q donkey, and yet the thought Of
700 of them, each with her ear in her mouth,
seems to warrant the epithet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01

, Radical Republican SUICIDAL Of the
Seventh Ward This slab win meet pursuant to
adjournment on THURSDAY. the first day Of June
1875: at 1880 r NJ. At Numa B0rque1's house, on
between Kerleroc aad Columbus
strerss, for permanent organization.
By order OF
c. H. MBSIrT, President pro tenn.
H. FRKsMAN, Secretary. smy30 jel*
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

By MACON, ELLISON L CO., at IL o'clock, at St.
Charles Auction Exchange an interest in sew.
eral unlocated tracts of land; same in located
lands in the parishes Of Natchitoches, Madi
son, Bienville, Sabine, Ouachita and Jackson.
BIZ TIE STATE TAX COLLECTOR OF THR
FIRST DISTRICT, ut u O'Clock, ct No. 1863
Gravier street, real estate for taxes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01

The FOURTH DBTR1cr CouRr.-Several
attorneys who have cases pending in the
Fourth District Court are decidedly urgent
concerning judge for that tribunal. They
say that the delay is causing considerable
losses to litigants. 1t is suggested that .
judge be appointed, if for only one week,
in order that some of the most pressing
suits may be disposed of.
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PROPOSALS..
DxPARfnlH4 o. frNAyG1,
New Orleans, Apr1 2S, 1876. )

DKPARfM1N4 o. ffNAyG1,
New Orleans Aprp 2s, 1876.
0EALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ Received UNTIL
- THURSDAY, the first Of June, ~ twelve O'clock
NJ, for the exchange Of $500 draw premium bonds
ct their face value and interest for old oonds OF
the city of New Or cans and Of the late cities OF
Jefferson and CarrOlltoo.
Bids must state the amount Of accrued interest
on the bonds offered for exchange. Proposals must
dated Debt and Endorsed proposals for exchange
of bonds.
The right to reject al or any bids il reserved.
I'd. Pu5BURY, Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01

The snobs Of New York have taken to
driving coaches, and Is that is IN honest
employment thew should be encouraged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01

Grand opening Of Grand Hotel ct Point
Clear on June l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01

Fred Douglass is of age, but he does not
know Of what age.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS..

DlPABrn8Nf OF IMPROVEMENTS,
New Orleans, May q, 1876.
GEALED PROPOSALS WELL BIZ RECEIVED At
- this Office until TUESDAY. June 6. 1876 at
twelve o'clock u, for rebuilding the FOOT BRIDGE
opposite Magnolia Garden, across the Bayou So.
John, according to specifications on file in the
Office Of the City Surveyor.
my28 I'd Z. A. BURKE, Administrator.
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PROPOSALS..

DEPARTMENT OF IxPRovsMRNrs,(
New Orleans. May ~, 1876. )
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this Office until TUESDAY. June s. 1876,
twelve o'clock NJ, for the sale o. ENGINE and
McCann's foundry. PAYMENTS to be made in cash
or scrip of 1874.
my2S I'd EA BURKE Adm nistrator,
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Grand opening Of Grand Hotel at Point
Clear on June l.
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It 10 further ordered that the presidents and
secretaries Of the several Republican central
ward clubs furnish such deli gates elected with
proper credentials, which shall be forwcrded with.
cut delay to the secretary Of the Parish Executive
committee for atteetation and Transmission to the
Secretary Of the State Central Executive Com.
Rittee OF Louisiana.
By order Of the Committee.
JAMES LEWIS President.
CHARLES A. BAoUED, Secretary m.2
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Grand opening OF Grand Hotel ct Point
Clear on June l.
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DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT.
GRAND HOTEL.
Point Clear, Alabama.

The u ost attractive and delightful summer resort
in tae South, situated on a point of land iutting
ont in o Mobile bay only ten miles from the Gulf
of mexico. Finest surf ba, hing, fine fehing, boat
ing and driving. and a constant salt breeze from
the Gulf.
The Hotel 10 entirely new, and one of the most
extensive and comfortable in the country, contain
ing all modern coaveniences. Fare unsurpassed
Board rerday. .............. ~ ~
Board per week.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is 90
Board per month. SO W
Daily communication by swift steamers with Mo.
bile, which is only one and a half hours distant
Hotel opens for visitors on June /. and remains
ON n summer and winter. For further particulars
address HENRY G. BALDWIN l. co
my2l I'm Mobile Alabama.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
DEER SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
1875. .Gravier treet.............l2S
my27 I'm EUGENE KROsT Proprietor.
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Grand opening Of Grand Hotel ct Point
Clear on June l,
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Grand opening of Grand Hotel at Point
Clear on June l.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Once Louisiana Equitable Life Insur.
ance Company.-An annual election for directors
of this company was held on Monday. April II
1876 The following gentlemen constitute the
Board of Directors:
CHARLES CHAFFB, A. THOMSON,
ALEX. MARKS, H. n. PAINE,
h. J. vOSE, JOHN H. PIKE.
JOHN 1. ADAMS, ANDREW PATTON,
T. C. HERNDUN, W. B. SCHMIDT,
JAMES DAY, JOHNS. GROVES,
j. w. STONE E. B. BRIGGS.
JOHN HENDERSON,. E.A. TYLER,
s. B. NEWMAN, B. T. WALSBE,
B. d. FAIRCHILD. J. B. CAMORS,
R. W. OGDEN, RBNRY ABRAHAM.
At the annual meeting of the Board of Directors,
held Tuesday, May 9. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
SAMUEL MANNING TODD, President.
R.w. OGDEN, Vice President.
ANDREW PATTON, Second Vice President.
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary.
WILLIAM HENDERSON,
my2l I'm cod Secretary.
once Of the Jefferson City aiasIight Com.
pany. New Orleans May 20, l876.-At q regular
meeting Of the directors held the ninth inst ant
be paid to the stockholders on and after June L.
my2l lot CHS. HERNANDEZ, Secretary.
Once OF the Mississippi and Mexican
Gulf Ship Canal Company. No. Is Camp street New
Mississippi and Mexican Gulf Ship Canal Compa-
ny will be held at this Off e, No. rs Camp street,
on THURSDAY, June l. at 10 M, for the
election Of nine directors to serve the ensuing
year.
myl6t jel SD. MOODY, Secretary.
A CARDIFF Gil who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak.
ness early decay, losso of manhood etc, win send
. receipt that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
in South America. Send . selfaddressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INAAN, Station D. Bible
House, Eew York City. mil eod&w6m
Home Mutual SavinGs Bank In LiQaida.
tiOn.-The stockholders of the above institution
a1e hereby notified tn 1t and afte. June S, 1876
8 dividend Of TIN PER CENT on the amounts
paid in by them will be- paid at No Is Decatur
street. JANIS NJ BOWLING,
New Orleans, NAY S, 1876.
my5 I'm LiQuidating Commissioner.
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Trustees.
OFFICE FIREMEN,s INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Corner of GraYier and Camp Streets.
NRw ORLEANS. Januarv 10 1876


NEW ORL EAys, January 10. 1876.
At meeting Of the ,ari of Directors. held this
day. it resolved to declare the tolo wing divi
dend from ths net earnings of the ten months end
ing December 81, 1875
l. Ten per cent annual interest on capital stock
paid in.
.. To carry to reserve fund in &C ;ordsnce with
c6Lt.
3. To carry to the credit of the Fire mems Char
liable Association of New Orleans, for the support
Of the widows and orphans and the gener 81 relic
system OF said association in aecotdance with Sec
ton four article VIII Of the charter ten cent
Five Per cent interest dividend on CAPT al stock
paid in.
S. Forty per cent dividend to participating in
surers.
AL declaration of dividends to stock olders to
be carried to or t of stock notes in acc ordnance
with section five article VIII. Of the charter.
Partic p sting divideuds to insIrars (nJ5 st0cA
holders) payable in cash on demand.
N. MARKS, President.
T. PRUDHOMMK. Vice Presi dent.
B. b. BEyNERs. Secretary.
Board of Directors.
Jacob Alexander Wash. Marks.
Leon Bert"li. B. NJ. Bond
H. H. Berhorst, T. rrldhomme,
L. B. Caiu, c. Spsri,
John Fitz patrick, Otto Thoman.
C. Tavlor Gauche, George Waters,
Charles Hrmari L.. A. Wilt,
Aired H. Isaac son, B. Wormann,
A. P. KIP, In. Marks
my3O I'm
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. II. DRAUGAN,

a. h. BRAUaaN.
ATTORNEY AID OOUNS1LO1 At Law.
Ne. II C0mMoeolal Place.
PrAetiees In III thu State and 1sdsEal Courts.
WIN hsnoeforth Giva hiA pegoouAl attention 4
IL matters tntyuAtoA ou19 II
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LICENSES OF 1876.

LAST NUTICR.
LII LICENSES OF 1876 REMAINING UNPAID
IA o, the fl sst of June will be placed in the City
Attorneys hands for collection by Injunction and
suit. I'D. PILSBDRY,
my2O I'd Administrator of Finance.
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BANKS AND BANKING,

SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
150.............. Canal Sefoet. .s.1Sa
OFH1CERS;
d. URQGHART, P.esid ant sH4
THOMAS 4: ADAMS, Firsrvce President
raon AZ AILEE GLARKs Second Vice Presdsat
CHARLES KILSHAW. Treasurer.
TRUSTEES:
Thomas A. Adams. 0eorh Jona.
Thomas Allen Clarke, joint GAM.
Charles J. Leeds, Christian Nchn.a.,
Samuel Jamson, Carl Kan
4. noulton, I'll Bsns.
8. A. Palfrey, David USnfart
Interest allowed on dopOsta er2o \