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New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
THE BROOhLlN ALDERMEN.
4 PLAN FOR THE BREAKING OF THE DEADLOCK
REJECTION or THE MAYORS NOMINATIONS FOR
PARK COMMISSIONERS

4 PLAN FOR THE BREAKING OF THE DEADLOCK
REJECTION or THE MAYORS NOMINATIONS FOR
PARK COMMISSIONERS
A resolution was offered in the Brooklyn
Board Of Aldermen last ck giving President
tem French the f powers of permanent president un-
I'll the election of permanent president Opposition
was made 20 this the part Of both Repubncans and
Democrats and the matter finally referred to the
Corporation Counsel and the Law Committee The Law
Committee yesterday reported that this would virtually
make the president pro teD permanent president, and
unless ne resign else could be elected TO
the Office durn; the year.
The Mayor sent 10 the Aldermen the names
Of Elias Lewis fos confirmation President of
the Park ConnlssoE and Of Charles j. L0wery the
manning Commissioner that Board. After some dis
cussOn the nominations were rejected by vote OF 13 to
~, Alderman Fisher GepJ votILg against them and Al
derman Donovan Dem) in favor Of them. This vote
seemed indicate that the Old commission vond prob
ably hold over. The Mayor will nominate none but Re-
publcans The Democrats II vote az INST Republican
nominations aud will have the aid of Republicans favor
ING the present Commissioners, who VIII continue to
serve until Others are appointed to iii their places.
The Mayor nominated assessors Levi Fowler and
Charles Naebcr Both were laid on the table FOR
one week The Iyor vetoed the resolution passing
the lowest bidders for street cleaning IN the Fifth and
Fourteenth WarIs and confirming the choice of other
contractors. TIE bGi $50 from the architects, Cav
Ter and CroOkc iof The examination of public buildings
since the brooklyn Ihedter fire. vetoed excessive
Tao board tHcn adnttac Measure Wlnch promises 70
settle the long COng.y for permanent pr sldcIt. Al
deinan Ec"rd,u S)c'nJ offered resolution providing
tVcS, these should srgc another, ana these ID should
name permanent president iy majority vote. Al!cl
man Donovan, wdD has constantly voted for himself fOr
Alderman E.sncr (!.pl said that this method had sue
decided well IN one celebrated cas- and hc saw no REASON
why should not he given trial. The resolution
adopted by vote of IL 20 .. irrespective OF party
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bodv one Of them sav the and pointed others
pacard attached the vest which was written Aunde
Joe; Bradley the Buldozer."
Antonio Leon, the Italian who attempted to kill
his daughter Rose Massimno. PreGentst Peb H. was
arrested yesterday the charge Of sabbing her faern
law Nicholas Massmino with pair Of scissors at the same
time aud place.
Oliver Cotter agent Of the Temperance Brother
hood with the help Of his chosen assistants found 10
liquor dealers violating the laws Sunday Some
Of will be brought before the Police
and others taken TO the Grand Jury.
John Wallace of No. 217 Sixth-st. i. d., work.
in Hurlburt Livingstons refinery at Furman
Joraemon sts yesterday morning accidentally fell into
pump at the refinery and before he could be res
cued was severely injured about the head and BODY
The Rev. Dr. George l.. Prentiss will read a paper
entitled "A Visit Hurst Mopceaux and Rydal Mount or
Recoectons of Bunsen julius Hare and the Poet Words
WORTH" before the Long Island Historical society this even
ing the Second Presbyterian Church at Clinton and Full
ton SITS.
Moses Schesnger yesterday. represented himself
Nathan Schengberg OF No 4O Myrtlea "a merchant
Of Shreveport La in search OF dishonest clerk lie said he
had secured the clerks and without money 10 pay
his home scheDgberg made inquiries and hnding the
entirely false had the arrested when he ca led for
the money.
Coroner Simms visited the Morgue yesterday morn
inquest into the OF the death OF Chas
Golfer the sboer killed by eapng from hirdstory window
OF the City Hospital The Patrick Carroll who Is
charged with nccgence could not be found and II is be-
left the city. The inquest adjourned until
something could be heard from him.
The joumeymen plastercrs of the city suspended
work yesterday morning. demanding from their employers
81 30 day Of 49, heretofore received At meeting
1t was reported the following bosses would probably
accede 20 their demand: Richard Doyle John Wallace,
Thomas B. Watson, p. Shandey, William Brown Daniel
Brown, J. III. Brown and L. q. Kane.
The following persons who pleaded guilty TO the
indictments against received their sentences rm Judge
Moore Of Sessions yesterday: Frank Williams,
grand larceny years and six months: William Wander
ycer grand larceny year; John Hea attempting To ob
money false pretenses yearal In the Peh
enary Thomas Murphy, Michael Devine, ana Emil Scml
en guor dealers Of East NewYOrk were discharged on
their recognzances appear at the next term OF the
court for sentence.
William Ieet, young man who had victimzed
number OF boarding keepers and stolen from their
odgers Fall indicted by the Grand jury but on tie
ra! proved sbi in the which he was tried HIS
picture for the Roes' Gallery BY means Oh TINS
he saturday nj IA, last and identified as the
man Who hired house OF Mrs Ross No. 81 Henry
st. part February and three days after disap
pearei property belonging to boarders valued at s5o
Justice Walsh yesterday held him for examination next
Wednesday,
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rumored that he had lost largely in stocks but his
brokers on wal-s deny this. 1t stated yesterday
that Is years ago Mr Kngan engaged In the cotton
business that fearing he had lost largely In some o
his transactions, he disappeared for short time
in the same mysterious manner, which at
the time was attributed to alteration OF mlnd.
About two years ago he dissolved the partnership o.
Kingan Co., then in business IN lndlagapghs' ;tina
time IL is said he was not worth S300OOO Nothing
could be learned OF Kngans movements at the bucnIns
ham HOTEL where he has been staying lor se'rISi IA
months He left his wife and young child week ou'
the former being unable any one or gain any oi %
that he intended going to Cincinnati ST. Louis, and other
Western cities,
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
4 RETOLCTIONART ArTEMpT THUARTfD.

WASHINGTON, March PA story Is afoat
that as late II o'clock on the night OF
March 2 when Hayes aud Wheeler were de
clared elected. messenger went 10 the Senate,
pretending TO be authorized TO say for Speaker
Randall that if enough Senate Republicans would Join
with the Democrats aud c.cct Mr.. Conkline President
yo tenure OF the IIonse Democrats had n
their power then 10 defeat and would defeat the
comuic, zion OF The count This communication, 1t il said
Was nado TO several Southern Republican Senators
among tl,eu Messrs. Dorsey, Clayton, and Conoycr Nj
Dorsey for one Of thcm is reported 10 have informed
tls messenger hat he could 20 elsewhere with his
luonay pop ion. aud that - fos himself dorsey If
he was couecN TO vote for any President pro teOrt
10 be- acting Prcs for year, he should cast MS vote
for Oliver 4. Morton
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
THE EARLY MAILS,

PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-The Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company having
refused to continue carrying their morning train the
way mails for points between this city and Iamokin,
and on the Baltimore Central and Delaware branch
roads the Post1nice Department last night sent the
mail matter from those points by the 1880
n m train To-day superintendent KcI-
nev Informed the postmaster that the company
woud deliver no more mails by that tram except for
Baltimore and Washington superintendent Jackson OF
the railway mail service, being notified directed tie
mail TO be sent b. the 1880 tram, which waa done
Tonight The railroad company refuse to carry the way
mails in the morning without extra compensation from
the Government: claiming that the morning train is not
"A mail train.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
TIE PEOPLE And THh PRESIDENT

PRESIDENT HAYEs's POLICY APPROVED SPEECHES
AND ErsOLUIIOSs EY TIE PHILADELPHIA UNION
LLAGUE
PHILADELPHIA, March pa special meet
ing of the Union League ol this city held ;his
ins at the League House, TO! the pGrpOsc OF formally
indorsug President Hayes and Ills policy indicated
in hs letter OF acceptance ANA inaugural address, and
approving his Cabinet appolntm,n nts
Johu welsh, i., presented series OF resolutions
p.cdgng the Prcsd the sipport of ne Uuor Lcague
aud commencing efforts 10 reform tho civil service
and restore peace aul prosperity to the country at large
Speeches were dcnvcrcd by N.s,rs John .and William
Welsh,,Waync MacNeGEh Henry ArGi,t Brown Col. ".
McMicuacl aud oth6.s, al characterized hy the
earnest appeal iOr hearty supl art al President Hayes
against tlc vaccinations ~ O!iUcians, VINO would sub
ordinate me pd1.s good 10 tncI personal ambition
and scinshutss. IN, resolutions TCre uuauiuOUsly
adopted and copy ordered to be forwarded to The Ples
daiI
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
BROOKLYN.
The nolice made 44s arrests Iast week.

.
Detectives Riggs and Curran yesterday arrested
John OBren for policy dealing at No 81 Smithst The
books found In his possession.
Judge Gilbert yesterday issued an order directing
Walter L. Livingston furnish b OF particulars In the
suit brought against him by exJudge DALEY To contes, the
surrogateship.
John MacMahon, a laborer. Of No 139 Columbia
st. yesterday for stabbing Michael Mckenna 10
the cheek saloon Columbia aud sedg Sick sts, be-
cause McKenns refused Ia give him drink.
Yesterday afternoon John Mcdonald, age =, while
at play in the Franknst stables killed by being
crushed the top of and beam His body was
conveyed his parents residence, No. 10 Greene st.
The police officers of the Ninth sub-Precinct found
Oh Sunday Afternoon at Cooper st. corpse
had apparently hung himself from the limbs Of
tree lie was drssed with collar and tie his neck and
soaeh hat head As they prepayed 10 take down the
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
A spEcULAroRs DISAPPEARANCE.
BELIEF IHAT IR HAS FLID On ACCOUNT OF L]ssLs
rsr,NArEp yY SOME AT S1.0O0O0O.

BELIEF IHA1 nv Has FLlD On ACCOUNT vi l"'e0L9
ESTIMATED BY SOME AT Sl,0OOo0O.
Rumors Of large failure were current on the
Produce Exchange yesterday based GU the faci mat
James Kiugan. floor member OF INC EXch"hs'' "S'p
peared on Friday last having sent word TO MS brokers
d. bc had lost heavily and could not put up any
,,o,s ,narOins His losses were placed by some
persons at IL 100000; by others at 94Ooooo othefs
claimed that he. had become involved 10 very
,Innu amount only. A few persons accused MI khsah
Of beins very wild speculatOr, while tue m'uof'!
claimed that careful and close dealer he "e'eu
tpdyidually conducting most Of bis business through
D., ,. ,,d had mo- office Some OF those with WHOM he
,.,r,.d business seem TO think that hc has gone OH III
i., ,auped state OF mind, owing 60 losses whleh
have occurred 10y the nuctnation of the MA he'
IN CON. porA, aud lard particularly IN Tue lat
t.r. which Las fal.Gn during the past Dohth
to II L. to cents it is Glso stated that hs largest
.r.ntors are In Chicago and this CITY. IL was also
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

Bobby Blinllers was Nevada boy, and
didn't ant 10 ~ 10 ChOOl the other day He did
put in his appearance at breakfast aud about o'clock
his mother went up to what was the matter Bob
MAS writhig about the bed from improvised stomach
ache .'A right" saii the old lady, 4" III apply u
mustard plaster" and a few minutes hdt mustard
plaster containing square feet OF motive power was
spread upon the boys abdomen Mother. how long
must this thing stay I" I'll be able 10 take
il off about this afternoon and then If get au
einctlc to work t be all right Lie still, my boy, I'll
bring Won through" Then Boz up immediately and
being hour late.
A grocer had pound of sugar returned with
note saying: Too much sand for table use and not
enough for building purposes"
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
SUICIDE CAUSED BY RELIGIOUS MANIA.

Coroner Noltman yesterday held an inquest
upon the body of Mrs L. dia j. Newell age 5O vino was
found hanging from nail in her bedroom AT No Jones'
IT, The testimony Of her sou, William X. Newell and her
dlu.hter Lotte, showed that for year past had
abored under religious excitement which had produced
mania times. she imagined that she was engaged IN
continual warfare with Satan and expressed the fear
that would he lost aud her soul wouli be tornens
Her cildrcu did not Imagine that she would
take her life until about three months hen they
discovered "a bottle Of lauddnum In her bed. A slOil
time afterV ard she endeayortd 10 kill herself with ps-
tO but only succeeded III inhctiug ncsn wound In
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
ANOTHER GLADSTONE PAMPHLET

LONDON. Monday, March II, 1877.
Mr. Gladstone has published pamphlet in which he
shows that the conduct the Porte toward the authors
OF the Bulgarian Outrages Is distinct encouragement to
repetition of the horrors The guilt OF the Turkish Gov
eminent he contends is proved. United Europe should
at least impose such restraints Turkish admnistra
ton as all Europe has declared Indispensable The pro-
posal to grant Turkey year OF simply means an
other year debasement and misery for Turkish sub
jects. Mr.. Gladstone concludes Il ask England to re-
deem the pledges given by the Crmean to the sub
jects of Turkey"
[Eor other Foreign Neos First Page.l
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

lHemdrle Hotel-Assocate Justice Stephen, y.
Field of the H. s. Supreme Astor Houseyudge Jerc'
miah s Black of Pennsylvania .F Areane H9tslISen
OF exGoy G.
of WISCONSIN John a. Priest OF St Lous and Mayor j.
Cronse OF Syracuse Windsor HoslUdge George r. Com
stock of syracuse ST. Nicholas Hotetx Senator AleAal'
Catte Of NewJersey William II. seward ol Aoula nna
Major w Hess U. $. Army 81 James Hokt1aayor John
Simpson ST. Louis Clarendon H0tet-hODert ben0A
Ranks OF Albany Coleman HOuse-Trnldad onero Deie-
oate 10 Congress from New Mexico Grand Central Hoel-
cant Freerck Watkins Of steamship City Of BRUSSELS
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THE son TO SUCCEED THE FATHER

HARRISBURG, PENN March 12.-The Repub-
lcaus OF the Legislature will hold caucus tomorrow
afternoon to consider the Senatorial question There is
but tie doubt that eXecretary OF War Donald Cam
eron will receive the nomination. Onchaf OF the
Republican members have already pledged him their
suuport The Joint convention the election OF United
states Senator will probably meet on Tuesday, the 2Oi
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

breast Yesterday morning her son entered her room
and found that she had hanged herself by rope =
70 large nail over the door. Her body was partaly
supported by trunk II is supposed that aier iasIen
Ing the rope she stood upon the trunk and then hrew
herself off and in the agony OF dying partially succceoou
I'm getting her body again upon the trunk
The jury's verdict was Of suicide by hanging.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
TEXAS CENTRAL's FLOATING DEBT.

From private information received In this
citv Yesterday from Houston, Texas, it believed
that arrangements had been III tde providing for the
aootp,, dent of the Houston aud Texas Central Rail
road and that consequently the road would Dc
uiac.d m IA Is a receiver.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
JUSTICE DAvIs's SUCCESSOR.

BLooMINGTON, ILL.,, March 12.-A private
letter from DAVIS To tue Hon. Jesse W. Fell OF
this city gives the information that Judge Davis is he'd
TO believe, from interviews that some OF his friends
have had with President Hayes, that Davs's place on
thc Supreme Court bench TO be filed by Judge Druin-
mnnd q Illinois.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

The question arising in a Sunday school as to
why Goa created all tue animals "l the helds ANA sea
and AIR before man. gave solution - II untii
iiItc boC said 81 know; S because lie ddn want the
man hanging around while lie making 'ctD."
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
oNEUI-SDRED AND TWENTY ONE NJ

ONEHUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONE MORE DOCTORS.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE annual com
mencement Of the medical department OF the University
Of Pennsylvania off ut the Academy Of Music to-
day The degree of Doctor Of Medicine was conferred
upon III graduates. The valedictory was delivered by
prof .In.Duh lhlnX.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
DR.. RlDWiVS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly ,asteess elegantly coated for the Of all dc
orders of the stomach liver bOges kdnoys bladder nervous
diseases headache constipation 0ostyoness ind eston dys
prpsA Dilousness bilious fever inflammation OF the boret
piles and all arrangements OF the internal vscsrA "arrAnd
PRICE IS CENTS PER BOX SOLD BY DRUGGIsrs
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
TIDINGS FROM STANLEY.

LoyDoN. Tuesday March l3 1877.
Mr.. Stanley, writing to The Daily Telegraph
from U, August 13 1876, announces that 10 has com
pletey surveyed Lake Targanyika-
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

in the door 30 that the biz aud the little could bOt
o in and out has matched by lvwell man who pu
IN single bell In his house and attach wire fIOn II
10 his II ont door and 10 the back dhnr IL usually
takes Journeys 20 discover al wheh door soeDo1!
has pulled the bell
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
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3:A5 a. m.
3:45 a. m,
LATEST FOREIGN NE WS.
RUSSIA INTENT ON WAR.

LONDON. Tuesday. March 13, 1877.
The official organ of Montenegro says Russia
intends to go Nobody can expect Montenegro to
keep peace III that event.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
HOME NE WS.

rHERMoMKTRR YESTERDAY AT HuDNuTs IN
BROADWAY.
sam ss'. Noon. 4lo 30. m, 4so Midnight ~
Highest during the day, 43' Lowest 3d.
Average 394o. same day. 1876. S6N'.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

CLOTHES WRINGERs of all kinds repaired
promptly by Metropolitan Washing Machine Co.. 81 Cotlandt
Bt.. y. "
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

IF THE PALATE OF A JUVENILE
eyos medicine, IL Is very difficult for II 10 swa ow
mis- is the case with MILK OF AAGsEsIA.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

SPECIAL ASNOUNCEMENT.-KNOX' SPRING
HAT and for inspection and sale at 2l2 Broad
way and Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for htty cents There nota
remedial agent in this world that will euro Fever and Agle
all oher MaaroIs Bilious Scarlet typhoid Yellow, and
,thor Fcvers (aided By RADWAY'S PILLS. 80 quick ~
READY RELIEF. FIFTY cents per bottle.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
Announcements.

LUNDBORGs PERFUMES are commended for
their deica ICY and truthfulness TO nature.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-13

r. r. r.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement need any one
RADwAYs READY RELIEF is CURE FOR EVERY
PAIN.
II twas tne nrst andis
The Only Pain Remedy
thst instantly stops the most ezeroeia;ins PAWS as IN
Stomach Bowels OF other glands organs by appnsS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
n s9 a1 ss
prostrated with disease may snder.
RADWAY'S READYRELiEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE
INFLAMMATION or THE S5RNEYs. r
INFLAMMATION SELAssAGiSE M AsE t6WF Or THE BLADDER
SORE THROAT DrFrESgff rr.s, Hr
MYSTERIES, GROUP, DfPHrnLRIA,
HEADACHE. TooTHACHK, ,,.,,...
corn currrs ,cr,r cIHSIfq MY kAL9lA' RHEoAArisA'
GUILD 'AiII' N'o cHIIbLtfYs nhfflf AND FROST BITES
The :ppeston 81 the Ready Relief to the part or p.1
Thirty to sixty drops IN half tgmosr o. water u. q.
mkARTBWss Ss9's srrs sdE 6XRaHE bYs
ENTERY. collie, WIND IN THE BOWELS and all IN
Trayclers should Away. carry. bottle Of Rsdwsy':
Ready Relief with them fey drops in water s Ereysn
French Brandy or Btters as stimulant
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for ntty cents. There is nots
remedial agent this world that viii Fever and Agle
sts.r Esver. aided by RHpWXY's Pills 80 quick y
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Fifty cents per bottle
, 1877-03-11

$780, -.. FhAddelpA1 pTexs,
r - new source OF trade between F1orii1a and
the present year II the large rrodurtion nf ora
ges continues in that part of our country, Ear1v
~ November, when all other fruit has had its
4as, shinloads OF oranges begin to pour into
london and Bristol. Tie POPULAR likine fnr
tn's lrult, which is wholesome ana finely fiavnr.
eo, Is very great, aud has never ft,teruattef. +
nesao III the time of heavy import <}uties. w.len
" cents per box lEl,2 to b. paid at the Cnsttu,-
aouse on arrival. In 1S5S this duty was lowered
70 10 ceuts, upon whtck reduction the consum;,
!lons inmenselyin increased Finally, in 1861, the
anpoIt ontS was entirely stricken on. It is
= ea!aeeo shat the value of the orange carcoes
Wo OF which $500, 900 is paid for consienn,ent,x ,
ol the small sweet, thin-skinned. and tielitin,,s
oIanGe5 o grown in and called after the Island Of
o. Alcnaefs oneo the Azores. This fruit Is also
Snppi1eo Tom Spain, Portugal. Sicily, and Mats.
1a4s rich and generous fruit, which is uutritio,,s
q well as agreeable, was 11o1 known to the
Gseeks or Romans. One can fancy how thu w.
nneu eplcurlaaism OF Lucullus woufd have en.
1oyto US delicate davor-and it has beer, declarx
81 aug oehesed that It is a native OF North
Amsilca- near the Gulf Of Mexico: In other
,mo'usi ol our own salubrious Florida, The
lemon was known in Europe q thonsanti vaa-s
pe1ore tue orange, which Is said to have hean
orousht INTO Europe BY the aioors. Now hat
pa1ticalar attention has been latrerfy and err.
eess1uly paid to the cultivation Of the s1raar
orange IN fiotIda, arrangements for laroa ,n5
stea4S lmporfatlons from that State tn Fnotond
aie Lar advanced, and it must be borne. n nn;n1
tna., tnougn the orange Is highly prizeii IN
fsanGc, , t9e nigh price put upon It has hitherto
eleAl5 enecsetl the sale.. In Paris a sinc3a
orange "nach costs from six to eight cents Is H.
, 1877-03-11
TO CORRESPoyDENre


''Pawn. There Is no difference between n...
lens and enigmas except In form OF presentatIon
''B. and 3. THE threatened ehech win ~.
renders the solution to your problem too euer.s.
i've.
"E. Bon rc-e1amining your last ,hr...
mover It seems that Z to will answer for tr4
move.
''W. H. O."-Your encom1ums On prob,am =.
o8 are well meEited, and the few who have nm
eled its tangled thread are also warm in It's pr.f..
IL. c. W."-Thc position is another e1.mns.
Of smothered mate, generally known as ..phi1.
dor's Legacy" After the first move, Whit ~,
Continue By go takes B ch, 3..Kt to It eh
and 40 or either R mates.
- Correct solution to Enigma No. e5 reeet,.s
from r. T. ovington. C. A. Perry, c. Drefer. r
barbe, c. W. Clark, J. 4. Campbell, G. G, Tueo1
J: E. e. u, and Il. A. G., city; d. T. Wrfoh+
Morgan Park. III. ]. E. Robinson, Winona, Mfna,
kt, Turner, III. '1~:
- Correct solution to Problem No, 05 recrt,.a
from y. Il. ovington, G. 4. Perry, j. Il. camns
Dell, {: Dreier. G. &. Wilcox, E. Barbe, G. II
clark J: Z. H o., Sam, H. 4. G., En- Passant
and l4o7 Fulton street. cfty- e. c, Blum md
L. Kuttner, Des Moines, Ia. d. T. Wright Nn-s il
gan Park. ILL.,. R. S. Thompson. Hydc Fark. iii !.
!. E. Robinson, Wiaoua, Him.; 4. F. O.. IL
ranl, Minn.; kr., Turner, ILL., ]. 4. WaIIsce'