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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-18
TALK. -NOuTCII1
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR.
WINNsEoRo, $. c., Dec. II, 1877.

In accordance with instru ctions
from the Comptroller r-Gencral,
hereby publish tho list Of do]in~
qucnt lands OF Fairfield county for
the fiscal years 1875 and 1876.
john English, township no. |,
taxes 1875 and 1876, $50 acres.
Richard O'Ncal, township no. /,
394 acres.
Edward j. Means, township no. l,
353 acres.
Pink ID: Irinson, township no. 9,
) lots and l building.
Jacob 4. Caldwell, township no. 9,
SO acres.
Nancy j. Dove, township no. 2,
l5l acres.
Anderson Mayo, township no. 2,
200 acres.
Alrs. Annie Wages, township no.
., SO acres.
Estate Margaret N[cCullough,
township no. 5, 1926 acres.
Estate n. M. Wyiic, township no.
&, 431 acres.
John 6. N[ackorcll, township no.
4, lot.
rilman D. Gibson, township no. 4,
$50 acres.
Mrs. t. Il. R"bb, township no. 4.
L lot and building.
Estate Robert Lewis, township
no. 3, taxes lSI5-TG, l70I acres.
Joseph D. Aiken, trustee, town.
ship NO. 5, $40 acres.
Henry Helms, township no. G..
1872 acres and 5 buildings.
Mrs. II. G.. lamar, township no.
6, 9l5 acres.
oancho Ruff, township nc. 6, 20
acres.
Estate d. y. Watts, township no.
G, 25O acres and 1 building.
Davis "A. Coleman, township no.
s, 254 acres.
Eustacia G. Charpoll, township
no. S, 24 acres and l building.
Mrs. Essic r.. Durham, township
NJ. s, 252 acres. .,e,.,.
Bristcr Kinsler, township no. S,
80 acres.
John Taylor, for children, town.
ship no. S, 200 acres.
Estate Mary Vaughn, township
no. s, 2S7 acres
Jacob Boolsman, township no. 8,
700 acres and 2 buildings.
Copeland & Dcardon, township
no. Q, 20l acres.
Annie Il. Simmons, township no.
8, 50 acres anu l building.
Wm. A. Cook, township no. 10,
212 acres.
Joel p. Fanloy, township no. 10,
$50 acres.
Estate Cynthia Duggins, town
ship no. 13, 81 acres
Estate John j. McNIahon, town.
ship no. l3, 1S5 acres and l building.
r.. O'Ncal g. Son, township no. 13,
45O acres.
Notice is hereby given that tho
whole Of tho several parcels, lots
and parts Of lots Of Real Estate
described in tho preceding list, or
SO much thereof as will bo neccs-
sary to pay the taxes, penalties and
assessments charged thereon, will
be sold by the Treasurer Of Fairfield
county, on tho 3lst Of December,
"A. d. 1877, unless such taxes,
assessments and ponaltios be paid
before that time; and such salo
will bo continued, from day to day,
until all of said parcels, lots and
parts Of lots of Real Estate shall be
sold or offered for sale.
I. n. WITHERS.
dec l3. County Auditor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-18

FRIDAY, December II, 1877,
- tNATE.

Tho committee on judiciary rc.-
ported favorably on concurrent
resolution relative to election of
circuit judges joint resolution to
amend tho constitution; bill for tho
protection of landlords leasing land
for agricultural purposes; bill to
repeal Sec. s, Oh. 50, Title I, Part
2, General Statutes, relative to sec.
ond mortgages. These matters
were ordered for consideration to-
morrow.
A number of billswerc introduced,
among them bill to establish b,,"
renu of agriculture, and to enforce
payment Of TIC pol tax,
Mr.. Lipscomb introduced q con-
current resolution that q committee
of three Oh tho part Of the Senate and
of ---- on the part of tho House be
appointed for tho purpose of invcs-
tigating d. II. Corbin's election,
and to ascertain if was guilty of
bribery and corruption in this
connection, and that it be empowered
to send for persons and papers.
The resolutions regarding Hayes
md Whcclcr were referred to tho
committee on Federal relations.
The committee on finance recon-
mended that S13,4O0 DO oppropriat-
ed to pay off mortgages on tho
Preston mansion.
Tho investigation of Patterson
was mado tho special order for to-
morrow.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House agreed to tho Senate bill
amending tho charter Of Blackstock.
A number of bills wero introduced,
among them, to secure advances for
agricultural purposes, and (by Mr..
Gaillard) to make an appropriation to
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-18
NOTICED.

a Ill persons having claims against
IA jas. II. Aiken, deceased, are hereby
requested present tho same, properly
attested, on or before tho first day Of
january next. And all persons indebted
to JAS. n. Aiken, decoased, arc hereby
notified to pay mp on OF before tho first
day Of Decomber next.
II. l.. ELLIOTT,
nov 6-Il administrators.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-18

ConD1N HAS had petition pre-
sonted in tho Senate for u con-
sideration Of his case on it's merits
Corbins check is incompatible.
Ho had better bo referred to tho
criminal courts.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-18

COLLINS, Republican, has defeated
Col. Wm. Elliott for Senator from
Beaufort county by 100 majority.
The Democrats expected no opposi~
ton and wcro caught mapping.
This is q Democratic gain Of $500.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-18
SATURDAY, December IS, 1877.

SENATE.
Another bill to prevent cxtorton
by railroads was introduced. Also
Il bill to employ convicted prisoners
confined i'll jnils on public roads;
The following special orders were
made: The question Of tho consti>,
tutionality Of tho Judicial elections
for Tuesday; bill to protect lanl-
lords renting land, Monday; the
liquor tax for TucsI"y.
The resolution to investigate
Corb!ns election was adopted.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A number Of bills were intro
duccd. M:. Ga;il,rd presented tho
claim Of tho sheriff Of Fairfield.
,lhA bills TO form now counties
were tabled.
The ennctin% clause was stricken
out Of Il bill 10 provide for the more
Efficient working of the public roads
and the streets Of Incorporated
towns and villages III this state.
The following were received from
the Senate ana cnncurrcd in by the
House: concurrent resolution 20 i'll.
struct our representatives in Com
;;rcas to use thir ii..iueucc to have
established between Charleston and
the West Indies lines OF mail steam
crs resolution asking Congress to
make certain appropriations FOR i'm
provcmcnts in tho port OF ClMles-
ton.
The charter Of the Gaovgctow
and n. G. Narrow Gauge Raiiroad
was made tho special order for
Wednesday.
Iho resolution directing the
attorney general to inquire into
certain matters respecting tho con
ncction of the tracks Of the South
Carolina and the Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad Companies
bill to declare the law respecting the
powers and duties of the circuit
Judges Of tho State without the linz
its of tho circuits i'll which they
reside, were passed. to third reads
ing, as were also Mr.. e. II. Hemp
hills resolution requiring the Speak
CT and Clerk Of the House Of Rcpro-
scntativcs to wear robes bill TO
rc-cs;nblish ferry across tho'Catnw-
ba Rivcr at Lanusforl blu to
incorporate the South Carolina
Immigration Association.
The following was passed and sent
to the Senate: Bill to give Tho Courts
Of General Sessions concurrent juris-
diction with any other courts in tho
State.
The bill extending tho lion law
was discussed to adjournment,
Mcssrs. Connor and Buist favoring
it, and Ntcssrs. Simpson and Miller
opposing it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-18

It 10 truo Prcsidcnnt Hayes
appears to be wavcring from
tho faith, and that he no longer pur.
sues straight policy. The hot fro
he received from the rear has some
what dcmoralizcd him. If, however,
he should abandon oyery advanced
and liberal principle he has hcrcto~
fore advocated, and should relapse
into the bosom of his party, he
would be doing not moro than mcrc>
ly sinking to the low lcvol Of all the
Radical leaders. Assume that he
exertcd his influence in behalf of
Corbin and Kellogg, how can the
Democrats aid Conkling and Ed
munds and Blaine in making war on
him. Will tho Democrats add
weight to tho force cxorted by ConlS~
ling and Company to mako Hayes
back down from his Southern policy?
Tho bloody shirt Radicals aro prov.
ing immcasurably stronger than
that small faction Of liberal Repub~
licans Of which tho President is tho
leador. The truo party policy Of
tho Democrats, even if no higher
motive influenced them, would be to
bolster up tho weak wing of the eno~
my until tho whole opposing party
Gro hopolessly split. But to help
Conkling to mash Hayes is but to
heap up trouble for tho Democrats
in future. If by tho aid Of tho
Democrats, tho Hayes wing prevail,
general contest iii 1880 will
not be marked by bitterness. But
lot Conllling onco moro get to tho
fore, with Grant as his candidate,
and tho bittcaost contest yet wit"
nossod will bo wngod. Scctionalisn
will onco moro assume gigantic pro
portions. And tho South docs not
want any moro Of that.
Whilo Hayes may be backslidcr,
tho bloody shirt leaders arc incor.
rigiblo sinners, who have mover made
IN effort to ropont They have run
a straight COURSE of malignity from
the beginning, and they propose to
continue in this line, for in this is
their only skill. Tho Democratic
Senators, therefore, Cockrell, Dem
mis-, White, Eaton and Maxcy, who
holpod Conkling defeat the New
York nominations, mado griovous
mistake, They arc helping to fright.
on Hoycs from tho policy that has
most helped tho South.
In this State, too, that miserable
wretch Patterson seems to DO per~
picking the Democratic party; and
recent. movements indicate that there
is a cortain wing Of tho South Caro-
lima Democracy that will back Pat
torson against Hayes. This is q
mistake, and time will show it. The
massos in South Carolina tako no
stock in Patterson. Flo is n black
hoartod and tricky rascal who has
boon at the bottom of all tho stealing
and murders in South Carolina. ANY
attempt to champion him will ond
in disaster.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Hundley, of Vir-
Ginia, has assumed charge Of tho
Baptist church, in Edgefeld.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-18
GENERAL GARY claims tho crodit
of having revived tho usury law.

Tie News AND HERALD, wo believe,
was tho first paper in the State to
suggest tho adoption of tho Moffctt
bell punch.
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:, FITS EPILEPSY,
IN oh
FALL ING SICKNESS

Perma nently Cured-nO humbug--
by one mpnth's usag Of - Goal
ard . Cels 6r ted sSfsliible Fat Pow
doris To convince sufferers that these pow
ders win do all we claim fof them. we will
send them by mail, p 1T pad, frve Trial
NOx. Assbf.Goalsrd is the lonly physician
that has ever made this disease special
study, and rs to our knowledge thousands
hpys been spersnaneHg1y cs.est by tAe
Nse Of these Powder, we VIII guaras-
see a permanent cure in every cas- or
xef, .nd 20 IN money 7.xPemded. All
sufferers should give these Powders an ,arly
tftAfsa,n Ss convinced q Their sqrsavs pow
ets."
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seat bS tnaff TO any part Of he United States
or, Canada on receipt of price. or by express,
20. D. Address,
ASH & RORBi Ms,
$50 EDttTQs srsEET BHq 9sspI MIN
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NslkHooD, RESTORED.

VICTIMS OF YoeTHFUE kMPRUDENCE
v who have tried in vain every known
remedy will learn OF s,simple prescription
FREE, for the speedy cure of nervous debility
premature DECAY, siost~ manhood. and all dis
orders brought on by excesses Ally druggis
has the ingredients, Address Davidson
d co.. s6 Nassau So. NJ Y
Eg s7s > oct 27-i yrs wm
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q CARD.

TUyo OUR FRIENDS AMP TIT PuRi &c
in general, We beg to announce thtt
henceforward we shall have our place Of bus
mess closed every sunday. commencing May
18th. Respectfully, -
uaa E. REMNANT 4 CO.
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Legally and quietly obtained in every State
and Territory, :. for isc tMPATIRIi,ITx and other
causes, M matter Nhera the party resides
IL years experience. Fee after decree. All
letts5 q con asDslsIJ 4aaress =, Ids X
CHlCAt,o. TIL UnQuestionsbfe references
given. oorrsspsndsAcs' I<ithsthe legal pro
fession invited.
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ANIMAL MEETING.

Rye PATCH CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MINING
- z-..z-s---.-.s COMPANY.
LOCATION OF Works, Echo District.
Humboldt county, Nevada
The regular Annual Meeting OF the stock
holders of the RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED
MILL & MISIAG COM PANY, for the election
OF fave Directors. to- serve for the ensuing
year. and for the transactions Of such other
business as may come fore the meeting,
will be held the office of the company
Rooms and 4 No. 400 California street, San
eraatiscp. CALI ornis, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 5rH 1877,
AT twelve O'Clock noon. he transfer books
Win be closed on Wednesday, the 3Oth day of
May, 1877.
- L. F.svERDENAL, Secretary.
= BITE myl6etd3 alig
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Hbout OF the Justices surt Of Mon
20 nship, in and for humboldt County. State
of Nevada, on the 9Th day of March. A. D.
1877, and to me directed and, delivered, for q
Judgment recovered in said curt on the Sd
day of March, A. d. 1877, in favor OF the State
of Nevada and against the jersey Mining aud
Smelling G, mpsny and he following -namest
real estate, to wit: . - s@-&A
Assay office, superintendent office, stable,
furnace building two cabins. stable in or
near the town of Jersey, in tbs county and
state aforesaid. $50 - s@ s@s
For the sum Of sos $1,000 U, 8. gold coin.
taxes, and delinquency ameuntfagto the sum
of So 99-l00 and costs taxed at SAC 74-lOO.
and accruing costs, all in q. 5, gold coin,
have on this 23d fav Il April. A. %. 1877, lev
led on an taken in Execution the following
described property, to- Wit = st.3 u
Assay office. sup rintsGdent's office, stable,
furnae building, two CABINS, able in or
near the town Of Jersey, said property situated
in the town Of Jersey Humboldt County,
Nevada.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that On
TUESDAY, THE TNES ri-FOLRTH- DAY
.btAH tf OF MAY, A. d. 1877.
Between the n nr, Of O'Clock in the morning
and O'Clock in the af erpoon, viz At 2
o'clock P. NJ, in front OF the Court house
door in the town Of Wmnemucca. Humboldt
County. Nevada, will sell al the above de-
scTibed property to the higheft bidder for
cash u. :. gold coin, to satisfy said execution,
costs and secruin4 costs, and expenses OF
sale, or sufficient thereof as may be sufficient
to satisfy said afno ,nts.
G. A. KYLE,
Sheriff of Humboldt County. Nevada.
Winnemucca, Apri, 23d, A. d. 1877. I'd
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NJ Ypvv M. sIEGEL.
100 4 929 Caiifornia ST., Bridge snu ~
SAcs FaANCIsoo. shi "aSH'e
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TO all who SIRE suffering from the errors and
iaeiscreskpns of youth. gsrvpn# weakness,
ssrlS. decay, less Of manhood, etc, ! will
. AdA retfps that Wal cure yon, f4sEE Ok
CHARGE. This great remedy was discoversd
d missionary in South America. Send 4
aseissa61e s9sdl shset6pst 10 the REV. goskpa r..
szxAs.s ststion >. sisls HsaAer Asw lysrA
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YOUNC MEfN


WHO may be suffering from the effect of
youthful follies or iDdiscretion. will dol
well TO avail themselves If this, the great
Hest boon ever laid vt the altar OF. sufieringl
humanity. DIR. SPIsNEY will guaran
tee to forfeit $500 for every cass Of seminal
seakness, or private diseaseof any KIND orI
character which he undertakes and fails tot
.ure. he would therefore say to the unfor-
lstmatel sufferer who may read this notice
hat on are treadingo on dangerous grlundf
iShenyou longoe delay in eskipg the prOperE
emedy sos yoars complaint, You may bel
n the first ntage, r. member you are ap-t
1 lroaelj ng The sst, If you aus ,borderingi
] fpon the last, and are suffering some tr III
4 its Ill effects. REMEMBER that II you per |
i ist 10 procrastination the time must com
/ ghen.the most skiilfu1 physician can ren-l
i er you 10 assistance: when the door of
rope will be clof ad against you; when nd
pgeL II meEcy can bring J ousrelief, In MOI
/ esa has the Doctor failed Of succfss. The;I
l ct not despair work upon your Imagination
i 'at avail yourself of the bepeflctsl results
4 his treatment before your care IL beyondI
! he reach Of medical skill, or before grin
! leath hurriea ytag to o premature grave
Gull course OF treatment, s25. Send money
/ ~ ost Once order or Express with Nui
description Of iease.e-a aaf6nf sraiad
Call. or address,
DR.. a. q: SPINNEY,
Hs.alKaAFHsv ssss.. San Prsneisos..H
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NOTICE.

To W. 8. Morgan. snA Lewis Thomas. and
to whom it may concern
VOU ARE HkREBXp NOIIFItD THAT
III have expended in money and labor the
SUM Of four, hundreds dollars tS400f on the
Mountain Maid Mine, situated in Battle
Mountain Mining District, Lander County
State Of Nevada, and that unless you pay me
at Galsna handler County Nevada, ydur pro-
poriional share % said expenditure on said
mine for each and every foot yea may legally
own in said mine. within ninety days IRON
1Ae date Of the first publication II ths
notice, together with costs, yonr interests in
said mine will be forfeited 10 me by due
process of the mining laws OF the United
States. JAMES MORGAN.
GALENA, New, February 27fh. 1877 m5-9O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20

me separate reports from the conferences exhibit
Ing In detail the work done for the quarter ending
December 81 were also presented, OF which tho fol
lowing Is a summary Number OF members $50;
number 81 families relieved J. 1856; visits made To- 500
total receipts $l5, $50; total expenditures Sl2 1885,
In October last the city began to give moneys the
society from the excise FUNDS, donating In the gross
since then $24, S13 so. During the same time the
society has expended through Its conferences IN all
$36,5l6, thus making the amount collected and dis
bursod by the society itself SILL 7O3 In OF that
received from the city.
HOW RELIEF is DISPENSED.
The society is under no expense for Office rents, sal
ares or incidental assistance. All tho labor the col
iecting and distributing OF money Is gratutously rem
dered, the members attached to each conference
conference Is situated and of the funds collected
therein. By the admirable system adopted by the
ciety 1t becomes impossible that imposition be
practsed AMI the reports sent In to the Particular
the labors of each conference and the extent the
relei Afforded TO the or the :, $50 families
prlsng about IL LAG persons, gvcn above being
Ileved, II may be said that the majority OF them
md are visited regularly by the visiting membcrs AS
compared with last year the abors of the society have
been much increased tho families relieved this winter
moving an increase OF fifty cent the
bponding months OF last winter.
The society 10 now engaged in making exceptional
effort to meet tho demand, which Is usually moro
severe and trying In March than in any other month
VI the winter season, sickness prevailing then TO a
Deing ~ the close OF the winter we'll nigh exhausted
A CASE FOE THE CHARITABLE.
request comes that some kind hearted persons will
bAli at No. 1923 East Seventy street, where
Ix-soldier and his family in destitute condition.
This poor man has been for some time past invalid,
md the very small assistance that has been given him
BY some ofthe charitable societies ia altogether nsu.
sient to keep the family from being hungry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
THE DESTITUTE.

WORK DONE By THE ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
SOCIETIES FOR SIX WEEKS pAsr-THE RELIEF
AS GIVEN IN THE THIRTY-FrvE CITY CON-
FEREN' Es--A GOOD SHOWING OF CHARITABLE
LABOR.
general qu'r er!y meeting Of tho Society or ST.
Vincent DC Tau ~; arn sunday evening last in
The schoolroom oi 81 rtrcis Cathedral in Mulberry
street, at which about members from the different
city conferences were present Mr.. James Lynch
presided and Mr. Charles Devn acted secretary.
Rev. Father Kearney, the spiritual director IN at
tendance, and an address delivered by the Rev.
Father Schader OF tho Church OF St. Nicholas, Second
street. The reports Of the separate conferences
presented in detail, showing the work that had been
done by the thirty five conferences.
From these reports the following table has been
Piled and 1t exhibits full statement of the labors OF
this great society during the past six weeks among the
noor of 4 o civ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
WESTINGHOUSE BIRTHDAY.
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON RECEPTION AMI
GARDEN PARTY AT THE ACADEMY-ELABo-

rHE MARTHA WASHINGTON RECEPTION AND
GARDEN PARTY AT THE ACADEMY-ELABo-
RATE PREPARATIONS.
The most extensive preparations being made for
the great event which s to come of at the Academy
OF Music on Thursday evening. The celebration OF
Washngtons Birthday receives additional lusre whom
its attractions are devoted to charity. The reception
and garden party will be under the auspices OF St.
Johns Guild one or the most noted OF charitable
organizations Judging from present Indications the
Of the event Is assured beyond doubt Nearly
all the boxes sold and the sale Of tickets
fore much larger than any previous occasion. In
vtations have been sent to the Grand Dukes Alexis
and Constantine and their sue to President Lerdo
81 Mexico and suite; to the leading State and city
officials, and 10 army and naval officers and foreign
consuls, all OF whom are expected to appear In uni
form.
The overture will commence precisely ut half.past
nine O'Clock, and at ten O'Clock the curtain will
rise on the tabeau aud mnuet corps. The
tabeau will he composed OF $50 ladies' in costumes APP
propriate to the different natonaties In the world
Tho "Menuet do la Cour" will be danced by ladies' and
gentlemen the costumes of the period OF Louis XIV
and LOUIS xvi The ball at the Academy Of Music and
The garden party in Nilsson Hall will then be formally
opened.
Tho garden party will consist OF fourteen arbors,
representing America Russia, Germany, France, Eng
land, Spain, Italy, Greece, Brazil. Mexico, Iceland,
Mount Vernon, Rebecca at the Well and a gypsy camp
Zach arbor will be decorated as far as possible with
lowers and plants represent atve OF the particular
country, and Will be attended by ladies' IN appropriate
costume. There will be 100 ladies altogether who
wiil sell baskets OF fowers bouquets, Jooniees, &c
Rebecca at the well will dispense lemonade and the
gypscs will tell fortunes.
The music In tho Academy Of Music will furnished
by Bernstein and Grafua, and Major Downing, OF the
Ninth Regiment Band Will WELD the baton in Nilsson
Hail. Some OF the best musical talent among the or
chestras OF the metropolis has been engaged.
The entire net proceeds will be devoted the poor
and the hat and supper rooms will be under the direct
personal supervision of the Executive Committed The
committee request as many OF the guests possible
TO appear IN the costumes OF a hundred years ago
Among those who have engaged boxes for th, occa-
sion we may mention -
Mrs II. X. ThurDer, General G. c. Dodge +. A.
Quntard, W. Il. Ogden, Mrs. A. b. Darling Hon.
Joseph KOCH Mrs. 9. v: Dc Forest Adolf HalIgarten,
D. J. Seligman r. l.. Hargous W. r. Grace
W. II. Wiley, Mrs. John ID. Townsend, Jacob H.
Tclfair, Mrs George NJ Ward. Mrs Lester walIack, O.
Fred. Richards, G. +. woershohcr, Mrs A. W.
Leggat, W. +. Havcmeyer, InsIee A. Hopper, c. A.
Sterling. J. s. Southwick, J. D. +. Blackstone Hon
Thomas E. Stewart, L. V. Some, +. J. Dupignac H. J.
Goodwin, J. W. Weed, b. Blydenburg, Mrs L. Kirt-
land