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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-07
a GALA DAY.
The Military ana Firemen's Psrade,

Our city upon yesterday presented n
scene of animation and beauty rarely
witnessed. The glories Of day such
az Texans only see, shown down
upon beautiful banners and march
Ing squadrons; engines In gala dress
hook and ladder wagons embowered
In ribbons and flowers: fine looking
liremen and n mounted police, pa
raded the streets marshals handsome
ly mounted bands ringing out upon
the pure mir Of lovely day; oil con
spired TO make Thursday the glad
dest day of the happy new year. The
Lamar Rifles and Stonewall Grays
were In splendid condition and well
differed. The review before the lie
Grand Hotel was admirably conducted,
and Witnessed by crowds in balconys
and upon the streets.
The procession was one of the most
creditable ever seen in the city, First
came the entire police force, well
mounted and commanded by Captain
Morton. Next the Germania Band In
full uniform, followed by the Stone
wall Greys, Lieutenant June Peak
commanding, and the Lamar Rifles,
Captain ]. G. Eblin, commanding.
Handsomely dressed, with their arms
flashing back the brightest rays of the
sun and silken banners waving over
them, fashioned by the fair hands OF
beauteous women, these noble fellows
presented a scene long to be remem-
bered. Immediately following the Ri
fles were the officers of the Fire De-
partment and Hook and Ladder
Company No. 2, OF East Dallas,
with their truck beautifully decorated
with cedars and colored ribbons. Seat
ed upon the truck and EMPOWERED IN
beautiful gsrlands and wreaths were
two lovely little girls. Next in order
was Hook and Ladder Company No. |
in fine condition. Then came the lit
tie supply wagon" with its boy-fre
men in charge, bearing themselves as
proudly as the best in the parade
Lastly, drawn by splendid horses
came the Steam Fire Engine Company
No. l, glittering and cleaning like bur
nished gold in the sunlight.
Along the line rode Captain W. L.
Murphy, Marshal, with Messrs. Hol
land, Johnson, Cochran and Leftwitch
acting as efficient assistants, elegantly
dressed, well mounted and sitting thei
horses with that firm seat known 81
we'll to Texans. They were handsome
brave looking fellows, all of them
and made display most creditabl,
indeed to our city.
The gallant Firemen gave q rousinl
cheer for THE HERALD as they passed
the Office, and our hearts beat respon
sive to its echo. When night cam,
the bravest and the fairest gathered to
gether at Lively Hall, and amid flash
ling lights and soul-stirring music TIN
dance went on, on, we know not how
long, for we left the whirling, happ,
dancers to their pleasure. Truly yes
terday was an eventual, happy ant
glorious gala day for Dallas.
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DARING ROBBER Y.


Last Thursday night about eleven
o'clock William s. Rains, Esq, brother
of General j. =. Rains, while returning
from the circus, was accosted by some
one, near Thompson's Theater, on
Main street, with the words "How are
you, Rains"
AS Mr.. Rains turned to return the
salutation, blow was given him upon
the temple, and a second party grasped
him by the throat and pressed him to
the earth. Rains struggled desperate
ly, and was severely wounded in the
leg and hands. While held down by
two men, third rihed his pockets of
some fifteen hundred dollars.
Mr.. Rains Informs us that he has no
clue to the perpetrators of this outrage.
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W. f. Lyle & Co. real estate agents, No
100 Lamar street, beg leave to call the atten-
ton of persons wishing to purchase real es-
tate to the extensive lists.of property on their
under the respective heads of "Improved
City Property ,""Vacant City Lots, ""Farms"
and "Unimproved aud Wild Lands" EN-
bracing business houses and vacant lots In
the commercial center OF the city. Also,
able residences situated in every quarter OF
the city. Also, large tracts Of wild lands In
Dallas and other counties ofthe State, besides
q number of farms OF various sizes, includ.
ing several large and highly improved plan
tations within 1--WE miles OF the city Of Dallas
aug25dtf
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W. 3. Donoho & Co. A.,

Commission dealers In Lands and Lots, La
mar Hotel Building
Have Eastern funds for loan on improved
Dallas property, IN sums from $1,000 TO s2,-
OOO.
Can supply any demand for "alternate''
and International land scrip, at current
rates.
Have 100000 acres of splendid pine timber
lands in one body, on water navigation, at
bargain. Titles very best.
want to negotiate for 10000 to $4,000 acres Of
good lands In one body, within fifty miles OF
Dallas.
VIII have In few daysa new town site oil
1900 lots for sale. v. Ii. DONOH0 d co.
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Some freight for l.. Kraft, of this
city, shipped from New York via the
Merchants Dispatch and st. Louis and
Iron Mountain railroad OH the even
ing of December oath, was received
here on the Sd of January, being less
than ten days from New York to Dial
las. This is certainly dispatching bus
mess,
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

"A little cooliah yesterday.
The beautiful weather continues.
The Dallas delegation to the State
Convention leave Galveston Saturday.
We call attention to an explanato-
ry article signed by Messrs. Calder,
Mccoy and Eblin, received after our
article on the Wichita railroad was in
type.
If you want to go to st. Louis or
Hannibal, buy your tickets from john
son Il Manget, at the LIE Grand
Hotel, and save money. II you have
railroad ticket take tito them.-Ad.
The stock Of goods formerly own
ed by Messrs. Goodjohn & Campbell,
insolvents, will be closed out at auc-
ton, commencing Saturday, January
8, 1875, and continuing until sold. H..
Cohn and L. Kraft, auctioneers. ADJ.
The beautiful flags of the Lamar
Rifles and Stonewall Greys seen float
ing over handsome soldiery from our
window yesterday were quite con-
trast to our old and tattered banner
languidly swinging from Its staff. We
look for the fair and beauteons bellies
Of Dallas to remedy the matter.
Mr.. Rosentbal, of the Arm of Gold
smith, Rosenthal & Co., Of the great
Dollar Store, on Elm street, started q
few days ago for New York to lay In a
new and fresh stock, which will soon
begin to arrive. The business during
the Christmas holidays was immense,
Nand renders this early addition to their
stock necessary. ss,s
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Holiday Goods ! Holiday Good, /

Il. p. Lyle, 5O7 Main street. The largest
and finest assortment in the city. Ladies'
work boxes, writing desks, order and jewell
ry and dressing cases, gold pens and pencils,
pictures and picture frames, poems, miscel-
laneous and Juvenile books, and in fact eve
rything suitable for all. f. p. LYLE,
dec20dlm 507 Main Street.
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II. q. Collins will be absent from the city
for two weeks, and during his absence Colo
mel Crockett OF the Grange store will attend
to his business, and will represent the
Agency of the Halliday Wind Mill and
Pumps. jan4d3t
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AGENTS Wanted

For Dallas and county, and every county In
the state. Canvasssers of either sex are sue
cessful, and are making 5000 monthly. All
Agents must give security In that amount,
jan6dtf DALLAS 4, v. BoA OoS
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The postoflice being removed Is great nd
vantage to the majority OF the citizens OF
Dallas. II makes II so convenient going and
coming, to drop in at Craddock's Billiard
Hall, and take in some of that old Monarch
bourbon as refreshments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-07

Austin Is Just receiving an immense stock
OF fine gold Watches chains and jowelry OF
all kinds, 5l3 Main street. dec7-d6wlm
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DALLAS, TEX AS
FRIDAY MORNING :;:::::H JAM 7
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
r,.o,,o.vaoor and sulphurio Baths

DIR. j. 8. Coleman has removed his baths
10 the W ut room, hrst floor OF the Cosmopo'
Titan Hotel, where he will be pleased to see
his friends and patrons. JahfutI'
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Mr.. J. Lemp's Lager Beer Depot,

OF Main and Poydras streets, has just re-
ceived car load of their Celebrated Lager
Beer, both bottled and in kegs Orders will
be promptly attended to.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-07

Any one having prairie lands To break can
contract the same upon application at the
Office OF IA. II. H0SACK,
Real Estate Agent, Austin street, Dallas.
jan5d6teod
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-07

The only place In the city where you can
get good drink, and get 1t fixed up In a
style fit for Prince. by Johnny O'Brien, is
ut Craddock's, opposite LeGrand hotel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-07

Seems to be the great center OF attraction
here OF late Guess the people of Dallas have
all had taste of that Old Monarch Bour-
bon, which is acknowledged by all to be the
best ever put over the bar in Dallas. d29tf
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fine lot OF Fresh Missouri Butter always
kept Oil hand at G. NJ. Connolly g, lO7 Market
street. novi-dtf
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For Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes
20 TO Stanford's, 4O7 Elm street.
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The meeting OF the southwestern Life In
surance Company Will be held ON the nth
instant, at 10 o'clock In the Office ofthe Com
pany, In the Cochran Building. Jan7dit.
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Wanted.

A gentleman and wife without children ol
two single gentlemen 10 occupy Il furnished
room with hrst-class board, at O23 Browder
street, Dallas, Texas. IT, r. oobihN0'
innyIlt
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sianford's, 4O7 Elm street, is the place To
buy stylish Suits, Overcoats and Gents
Furnishing Goods ut extremely low figures.
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Wanted.

To get board at good private house for
man and wife and child. win furnish our
own furniture. Address l.. Craddock
through the Postofiice, or apply ut Grad
docks Billiard Hall, Main street. dec29tf
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The place to buy good and cheap Boots
and Shoes Is Stanford's, i07 ELM street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-07

For bargains In Hats, the people go to
Rtanford's, i07 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-07

No Misrepresentation OF goods at stand
ford's, 407 Elm street. decl0-u
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Beautiful gold headed canes at Austins,
bl3 Main street. dec7d&wlm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-07

Fine silver plated castors, knives, forks
spoons, cups, ETC., at Austln's, 5l3 Main
street. dec7d&wlm
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Craddock's Billiard Hall

Fine sterling silver ware at Austins, 5lS
Main street. dec7-dSwlm
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WE RETAIL
CHINA, GLASS
And Queensware,
AT Wholesale Prices.

We ask the citizens Of
Dallas and vicinity to write
TO us for prices of anytbino
in our line. 1t will cost Won
nothing, and you will save
money. We have Il full stock
of China in WHITE, GOLD
BAND, and DECORATED.
Also, everything in Glass.
ware and Queensware. You
can buy n full set as cheap
from us as you can buy a few
pieces from the retail dealer
Weguarantee everything to
be as represented. Remem-
Der thatwe wantyOur trade
and will deal honestly with
you, or not at all. Special
prices to hotels and restau-
rants. Now on hand a large
line Of DINNER, TEA and
Chamber Sets, very cheap.
Send orders direct to
MILLER Il STEPHENSON.
5O4 N. 4tb ST., st. Louis, Mo.
octlO-dSwly
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q ally Aerala.
TurpAILY HERALD

,yilI no found an sale by the news.
boys on all trains OF the Texas
and Pacilc railway, ana nc ths news
and Lamar hotels.
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CARPET DEPARTMENT.

The New Price List In CARPETS are lower
than sold by any dealer In this or any other
city. To secure what you want in Carpets
call ut your earliest convenience. They are
selling rapidly at the New Prices.
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OFFICE COUNTY sUpERINTEND-)
EMIT EDUCATION,
DALLAS, Texas, January l, 1875.

Major James +. Barley, Sheriff:
DEAR SIR-I herewith return you the School
7dr Rolls Of Precinct No. 4, for the years 1874
and 1875, as recently revised and corrected by
4. l.. Frank, ESQ.
any taxpayer has paid upon former Rolls
In excess OF his tax, as appears upon the &C.
compap ying Rolls. you Will refund such ex-
cess upon presentment Of his receipt, provi-
ded that II any taxpayer has not paid the
full amount due upon the corrected Rolls, that
he shall receive credit only for the amount
paid.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
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CITY BUSINESS.
Notice..

Hot and Cold Baths ut Wilson's, No
Ala Elm street. decl5d2m
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WANTED.
WANTED.

,Asituation In private family 10 instruct
children, by competent person. Would be
Please address A. W.,
Z jsp.dstA + ~ r = Asths once.
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New Goods Coming in Every Week
Prices sill Lower Than H,l,.,I,l,

All persons who have not provided them
selves with seasonabe goods should call at
once, and secure them ut the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-07

They are cheaper than ever before sold in a
First-ClasB House. The G0Ods are fresh, and
OF superior quality.
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W. IL VA Bella
County superintendent Education, Dalla.
County. jan4dlw-wlt
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BLOT and SHOE DEPARTMENT
HAT DEPARTMENT.

The New Price List on HATS will induce
qulck sales, as they are much cheaper than
are sold by other dealers.
, 1876-10-25

ny, and we shall follow the experience of his
first Mill with an earnest desire for its success
as the forerunner of many more, and great
stimulant to colonial industry. The only river
on this, the sheltered and only extensively set
tied. coast OF the Island, which answers the re-
Quirement Of Mr.. Tooth, is the Caroni there
are q few smaller tidal streams having sugar
estates on their banks as the Couva, Guaracara
g. Cipero, but on none is the low swampy land
near their mouths healthy, and desirable for a
factory though they certainly have mills and a
few stores, and wharfngers. But the whole
Of our Gulf-side from Town to the Cipero is
sheltered water, usually as smooth as the
surface of a river, suitable for mill or wharf
almost anywhere, and the same may be said
of the leeward shore ia all this group Of
Islands. Some of the Usines in the French
Islands do, in fact, receive large quantities of
cane by water-carriage. We understand Mr..
Tooth is a practical chemist, and we had already
heard of his carrying cane liquor Occurred by
him against fermentation) to England for expo
rimont, and extra sting the sugar from it there,
by his process. The capital required to erectR
mill here to make on the scale named (i.e. 1000
tons is only $3.50 0 and we think it deserving
Of notice that he is prepared TO take up half of
the shares himself. A great Usine usually costs
SIX or eight times as much, and in joint.stock
proposals connected with these colonies q much
smaller proportion is usually offered TO be
hozardsd by the founders,
, 1876-10-25
OBITUARY Y.

ID u BIN this town, on Sunday last, at
the advanced age of so years, COLONEL CARL
LUDWIG GJELLERUP, K. d. & ID. NJ. The de-
ceased was born in Denmark, but came to this
island as early as 1898, at which time his fa-
Their was lawyer here. AT an early age he was
sent to Scotland for education, and at II we
find him with a commission as Lieutenant Of
Militia in the County of Lancaster, England.
From there he went to Denmark, entered the
Military Academy of Copenhagen, and was
made Lieutenant of Hussars in 1917. A few
years after he was, by his request, transferred
to the Westindia Forces, in which he served
up to 1863, through the different grades to that
Of Colonel. From 1851 to the time he retired
on a pension, he was COMMANDMENT Chief Of
the Danish Westindia Forces.
Fortunately for us, here is no field for the
distinction the soldier may find on the field of
battle, but had there been, it is the opinion of
the present writer who has served under him
for years, that the old Colonel would have
been as much in the right place as he was
under the happily very quiet and peaceablo
relations prevailing here. lie was always
kind to, and much beloved by, all those who
served under him, highly esteemed by every
one, and the children and grand children he
leaves behind will not be the only ones to
miss him. The poor have in him lost q good
and charitable friend.
, 1876-10-25
ST. VINCENT.

The Witness is delighted with the idea of
having in prospect a local steamer to ply along
she coast of the island. 1t says: 1--WE are
glad to state that the arrangements for the
purchase, or building of an iron steamer, to ply
along the Leeward Coast, are being carried out
with much satisfaction by the Hon'ble John
II. HAZEL, who is now in England. Messieurs
J. A. HAZEL, Sons & Co, have RENTED to
their senior 81,050 amount of paid up shares
from this Island, and since Mr.. Hazsll's arrival
in England he has obtained 81OO from Messrs
j. Punch & Co., and 1900 from Messrs. W.
G. Gray & Co., London merchants-the value
Of shares subscribed locally Is s2,O 900, and the
shareholders have the assurance that the
, 1876-10-25
TO the Editor of the " st. CrOix Avis. ,
Dear Sir!

Dear Sir!
The following remarks from the "Ameri-
can Agriculturist," will no doubt be found
interesting for many of your readers and
will help to show, how q deep cultivation
can be arrived at without putting too
great a strain on one single implement,
the plow. Please therefore allow this a
space ia your paper and believe me,
Dear Sir,
Yours Truly,
JULIUS ARENDRUP.
1t was thought that the use of steam, in
blowing, would finally decide the matter
in England, and that with the increased
motive power, thus placed at the disposal
of the farmer, there would be a general
deepening of the furrow.
The result has been quite an opposite
one-a general giving up of the furrow.
Only where there is clover or grass to be
turned under, is the pillow used at all
IN steam cultivation. In all stubble or
tallow work there is substituted for it a
deep-tined grubber or cultivator, which
tesra up and loosens the ground very
thoroughly without reversing it at ali.
The cultivation is deep, it is true, but the
top soil 10 kept at the top and the sub
soil is only torn agsunder and loosened
where it lies.
This secures the great advantages of
deep p~lowing-better drainage and better
protection against drought-without en-.
tsilinra the diaPavsntage Of burying the
ri ~ from the action of
the reach of surface
, 1876-10-25

roots. It is in fact, more like our long
advocated but too costly subsoiling and il
constitutes the most effective cultivation
yet known.
, 1876-10-25
EMIGRATION FROM BARBADOS.

-
At a meeting of the Court of Policy, Trlni-
dad, the following communication from the
Governor of Barbados, with respect to immi.
grafton, was read:-
Government House, Barbados,
5th August, 1876.
Sir, I have the honour to acknowledge the
receipt of your Eecelleuoy's letter of the 25th
ult., enquirlng whether the Emigration
Agent can be permitted to recruit Barbadiaa
labourers for employment in Demerara.
2. Having consulted the members of my
Council, | am happy to inform your Excellenoy
that have rescinded the rule on this subject
which has hitherto prevailed in Barbados, and
which 50 seriously checked the freedom of emf.
grafton from this island.
3. | enclose for your Excellency's inf0rma.
ton a copy Of the new rule which | propose
to issue.
4. Convinced that a liberal emigration poll
cy will benefit Barbados quite as much 0s
Demerara, you may assure the planters in
your Government that | shall do all in my
power to facilitate the operation Of the Deme-
rara Agent in this Colony.
have. &c,
(Sgd) j. POPE HENNESSY.
Governor.
Sir James r, Longden. K. G. N. G., go. go.
British Guiana.
The following is the text of the new rule re-
ferred to by Governor Hennessy -
That the Superintendent of Emigration shal'
issue licenses to trustworthy men to visit the
villages and rural districts Of the island. aud
procure agricultural labourers for the emigra-
ton agents of neighbouring colonies. Each
authorized ~recruiter shall give a bond of &5 and
another surety of equal amount, and shall be
subject to instant revocation of licenses for mis-
conduct or disobe dience to Instructions. He
shall wear on his hat or cap a badge with the
words Emigration Office" conspicuously
marked on it, which will be furnished by the
Superintendent of Emigration. Before COM
mencing operations in any parish. he shall OBJ
tain the signature Of the police magistrate of
the parish district, or of the Inspector General
of Police, which shall be inscribed on the
license under the signature of the Superintsn-
dent Of Emigration.
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JOTTINGS .IHOUT TOWN.

Tho new Pacific Mail line will desratch it' frat
vessel ne Crescent City, tor Asiinwell tomorrow.
ID inicl Mace recovered verdict for S7ll
against g. sage iescrdai, Tor tue care ~ the horse
TUE SrN has received for the suffering lady in
nom J. ~. W and s. fr.m Philadelphia Jcwess
Tho Twelfth Regiments exhibition drill, re.
large assrmbllge TO thl illppodroine last evening
James Kelly had a complimentary benefit In
the n'rnsnlt Assrnby Rooms III seventh svenur lsi
glove 1sht
:, Albtrt E'llS and Harry Howard wr,-tlod In
Harry llil'a theatre yesterday, and Unwarl sve ul
n1 S9htet after he had been rON4 tRIce alt .,uuucd
:, Mr.. Chas d. Matthew, Of this city has bought
the le Gmud Lockwoo nr.i',ry ia Nlt.ara. Conn,
oycf on, ipiii ne Hr'rnai outlay on l'e r'l''n "ai
me rand charity flIi 'pr the benefit ot 81.
hssemnh l1ous IN tnr liu ,ny tuudlug Toe music
Is By the e,ytutn K' s.He q 1inl.
The New York Yacht Gun decide last night
Commodore % the Hl1al NAiial Yacht Clu To sgil
for ihr pn'cn'- cup Won hy he America IN 1851, alL
10 wave tle usAAi IA "luLlLs notice,
The Chamber - Ito Insurance has elected
President s. q liuey OF rnhdelphi Vice Prrsiicn,,
i NJ tty OF ~" forA secretary, G. 10 LcWis Il
G. patterson ". n. Bees r. A. Graumis, D. l.. Greene,
II. ssnIpHA. anl IS. Winston.
The College Of the CITY Of New York. class OF
1873 At their nrst irenuia ainuer last evening az,
pointed committee TO collect money Tor cup ior ihe
rather Of the nrt babe " tne class They al.o elected
orator, Henry NJ Lepteger o.t John s. Battell and
historian, l.. T. Jones.
The American Institute has elected Prosi.
Loulrel. Thomas Rat er, 1iro hon Herriot Record.
Ing Secretary, Charlie. Mex Loeser; Treasurer EdWsrd
eon IfjfS js%s f-hsa .es.ou 60 t Ss.f rsSS ca,
". scheTmqrnoTn. u. u. Y. b0rdaa