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New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

10 regulate. fix, anu ~ 90 ~,shich
and paid during any year for any purpose, wnlcn
il or may become charge against or burden upon ~
said city, whether the same IL fixed by specia law &
otherwise except the proportion OF the State ah ~ %
paid by said city, and the amount required 70 pe pr
yjdei by law 20 pay be applied on account OF any
bonds or stocks Of said city, payable from ta1aIon dd
otherwise provided for, the interest on the pone
debt Of the city. -, .,.u,,,,,s a
sgc & In every city where the local authority ~
hoard of esJimate and appOroDment, the powers con-
erred upon such board sha be exercised ano apen 80
mat the aggregate amount raised by tax IN sucb
The wear 1879 ana subsequent years shall be az leas
80 100000 less than the aggregate amount ie4uAiO W
be raised by tax said city Tor the year leIo H. "a
SIC g. The mowers OF this statute conferred arc ~ NJ
dtn IN the bowers now possessed by the local author
iy of any city, and where such local aunor'y 10 70
hoard of estimate and app0rtonment, the power so co
ferred shall be exercised by such board IN making "p
eorb wear the final estimate of said city. ~, Al, .
SIC T. All acts and parts of acts lncopsistenl it .
provisions of this hereby repealed ana e.ey
nroysjon OF law establishing the rate or amount OF lees
percentages allowances salaries aforesaid taA
directly or Indirectly OF any city treasury sha pe
null and void from and after the day aud cae on wiz"
anv reduction in the rate amount OF sueh iees per
centages allowances or salaries make by or IN puIsu-
anoe of this act shall take effect but none OF the prO
ions of this act shall apply to the City OF Brooklyn.
SEC 8 This act shall take effect lmmeolatev'
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
THE STATE CANALS.

MEETING OF THE CANAL BoARD-REooMNENDA-
TIoNs OF THE COMMITTEE on CoMMERcK-ThE
LEGISLATIVE ToLL-sHEEr ADoPrED-APPPOiNl-
MENT or COLLECTORS.
ALBANY, April 2.-At the meeting of the
Canal Board to-day, the charges against Superintendent
Kilparick of the Genesee Valley Canal, were referred
TO the Superintendent Of Public Works. Mf Fitzpatrick
asking for a disposal Of them
Mr. Dorsheimer from the. Committee on Commerce.
presented report In relation 90 the tolsheet OF 1873
recommending that the Canal Board refuse to concur ~
the accommodation OF the Legislature to place Hour
and petroleum the free s. The report aiso says the
present method OF collecting tolls Is budcns0ne ana
uniform rate per ton per mile on Pr0dncts
any clange is made however, the COMMITTEE
tLink the Board sh0uld have tie bencht OF
one YEARS experience under the present management o
the canals The expense OF the canals Il urges should
be kent within SlO0OOO0. IN ciOsi9g, the, FeP1IV
pscomnends inst ihe tosheet revised by the le1sln-
tIre ne adopted and that the consideration ot tDe suG
gestious contained the report be deferred until an
other meeting. Adopted
The toll sheet as received from heLesslaurc except
in regard TO foreign salts, was then adopted
The hoard then went into executive session and agreed
upon the appointment of the following Collectors and
their salaries: 1900
Jacob A. Davis, New-York $1,000; two clerks at Ss5
John McKeuna, Albany $500; three clerks at $50
sos and S45 respectively. 900 ,,, .,-
James Hammel west Troy, olZOO' Iou Oio As az F0''
S65 $50 and 500 respectively. no-
Walter j. Martin Utca 500 two clerRS at 800 ana
! $50 respectively. 900 - ,,-. . IN
HUT Cbsfes IT, Stevens Syracuse, $3.50; three clerks at
| S65 $50 and S45 respectively. ...
W. w. Emerson, MOntezama, $3.50; Two CLERKS al SOO
James Fee Rochester. $500; three clerks at $780, S55
c. + Rogers, Tonawanda 800; three clerks at SG5'
VI John McManus Buffalo, $4,000; four clerks at sl25
d. H. Harlow, Waterford. 5000 two clerks at 500 and
George satterlee, Fort Edward, $Goo two clerks at
w W a. wilkins Whitehall 500 two clerks at $50 and
| S45 800 ,,, . e,- sco
D. b. Moore Geneva. 5000 two clerks at $G5 and $50.
W. L. SOmers, Corning. 300.
| L. j. Gamble Mount Morris, $500.
| ii. W. Rugg, Olean, 500.
| T. $. Jones, Bonneville, 5000 one clerk at $50.
The Commercial Bank Of Rochester made the bank
OF deposit On motion, eached ashes, foreign salt and
manufactured lime put t1e free list Adjourned
| until Thursday next at 10 a. III.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
AN ATTRACTIVE PLACE IN SIXTH-AVENUE.
r. II. Macy g. Co., of FOurteenth-st. and

TX. III. MACY a. CO., Oh FOul tCcH'h-So' """
sxthave are making their customary display OF nove
ties The suits made by this house show 1t Is claimed
sunerior ability I'm the art dressmakng. Their aim
this season is to give NewYork ladies' suits equal IN
every wayin STYLE finish and material-to those ihuo
elsewhere, az onehaf Ia eprlce usually PAID. fopuar
suits ut popular prices Is their motto BLACK SIX cur
rage costume especially admired yesterday had ions
square prncesse back ornamented from the waist GOWN
with let and finished with draperY OF satin across the
front vera carelessy drapod folds Of silk, ornamented
with handsome fringe and passementerie; the
front was of SATIN fastened with Jet buttons'
An elegant princesse dress Of white mushn had
a nounce at tho bottom composed OF nne
tucks; Italian lace and inserting was draped across
the 'front.' aud falling artiscay at the PACK was Deau
tf sash OF light blue Rros grGn the tT1ht OF lnS co
Of puffa inserting ana ihcS nhs9eo ~ @
at .he throat with bow OF blue ribbon. one OF tne
handsomest costumes on exhibition had skirt OF orc
gold Ia Tlch grOs srall sih VIII p VSe ~ hovs U
OF ribbon. finished with handsome frlngr; the basque
waist made quite long and hnsheo WIN ~ iringe,
Amoug the many costumes noteworthy Tor their ehelp
ness aud beauty one white French lawn, made qute
short with iounce oil ROBIN --egg pue anI % Ia" i en-
broideTy the Overdress was draped ia Tue Dack Win
bows Of drab and blue; rbO0n BOWS OF the contrast
lng colors down the front made ON enesrMe n,,s
were exhibited which would at once commend
themselves customers When the low prices are con-
sdered. This irm makes specially OF mourning snits
OF which large variety are shown Japanese naterih
is new imported article, sccn In many OF tbrlr haid-
soonest costumes In wraps. uluo au naI,eu NJ ssns @
of Macy & Co.'s own make arr shown both IN SIX ana
chip had the faced with black velvet edged WIN
pearl bc ads pumpOu OF ecrl ~ the back and long
white feather, completed this stylish nat Another OF
6cru color, the cOronet shape. had double lace
ornameuted with blue satin and ecru waered ribbon.
hight blue feather in front and daisy spray
az the left site; the edge was finished win
pearl heads. \ beautiful white chip hat for young
lady was edged with white beads and ornamented with
blush satin ribbons darkrOses and foliage The hOwers
this season are very attractive and many new varieties
have been introduced POusse leaves are very unique
aud are placed nearly all the sprays Oi paras0ls
there q variety 20 choose from The canopy
viii not le a iavnrite this Summer japanese handles
are new rs are satin stripes of bright ooors around
the edge. very unique umbrella OF navy b4ue bas
uoga dots a. old gold
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
MARKsMANsHIp AT CREEDMooR.

At the meeting of the directors of the Ma
tional Rife Association yesterday, II reported that
train for the transportation OF the National Guard
would leave Hunters Point dAliy at $3.50 u. MI eXcur
sion tickets are be furnished 20 members OF the asso
catf1n and National Guard a, 80 cents each The oner
Of Richard Oliver, of No II John-s TO furnish silver
trophy valued ~ 800 for military competition, was nc
ccpted The match viii be- open TO teams of four be-
longing u any branch 81 the National Guard shooting
az 800 yards distance Shots Ia wO competitions,
one a tho spring and tho other ~ tha Fall meeting II
was decided that an international riGc match should
take place M tine annual prize meeting o The associa
ton IN september IL was resolved tnat Tue convention
the lil heretofore announced, shou take place
NJ trecdmOur May 2 Letters were received iroiu W.
H. Ott-r secretary Of The Ouinro - lc Associations ana
James - Irving. secretary Of the Prince Efwaids l.
Land Rife Association, roEcttng that al present thcy
we're unable to whether they would hc represented
Oh NOT ia "A match fof the International Ir0pIy.
The Amateur Rife Club elected the following officers
last evening: Colonel j. N. sanford, president; Major
Henry Fulton. vic~ptesident: Major Joseph Holland,
secretary 4. Afuri. treasurer. Executive Cnmmltce-
j. +. WGtcrs l. &. Bruce, Colonel H. \. Gildcrsloeyei
MalCr N. = Jewell and J. Is. Holland.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
uoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day, Mr.. KIDDER, Rep., Da-
kotnl introduced bill Tor the construction OF railroad
from Bismarck to Lake Kampaska in Dakota Territory.
Referred
Mr.. CALDWELL Dem, Tenn.l introduced bill foI
auditing claims against the Post omce department.
Referred.
Mr.. STEPHENS Dem, Ga) introduced bill to pro
vide AR the free importation OF works Of art i'll certain
cases. 800
Mr.. CAUSE (Dem. Arkl introduced bill for the
mole economic sale and disposal OF the public lands
The SPEAKER proceeded to call committees for re-
Mr' sAYLER Dem., Ohio from the Committee on
Ways and Means reported the bill to prevent default or
Columbia bonds. Referred to the Committee OF the
Whole. -.
reported bill xng the salary Of the Collector OF Gus
toms at Plymouth at $3.50 per annum and that OF the
Mr.. KELLEY (Rep, PENN, from the same committee,
reported joint resolution directing the Secretary OF the
Treasury TO refund TO the Society of the sons OF ST.
George established at Philadelphia, 81 440 20, being
the amount paid by said society on colossal statue OF
81 Mr. EeGSs T6fER sp 66io fro@ the Committee on Ap
preparations, reported JOINT resolution AUTHORIZING the
commission having in charge the Washington Monument
TO apply $4,000 to giving greater stability to the foun
daton. - -
Mr. BUTLER (Rep., Mass) called attention TO the fact
that the monument instead OF being In a swamp, Is on
good elevation. Washington knew where he wanted a
monument better than any else did, and lie Buter)
thought that Wasllngtons desire 10 nave monument
al that spot should be gratihed
Mr. WRIGHT (Dem PENN was in favor of completing
Mr. cox Dem. n. " moved to lay the bill on the
table. Defeated-5l To 50.
The bill was then passed.
Mr. HARRISON Dem, Illl, Chairman OF the Commit
tee on CIVIL Service Reform desired to submit the report
of that committee IN regard TO the OF DoorkeepeI
Polk but antagonized by Mr.. HENDEE (Rep, Vtl
who desired TO the consideration Of the District
Government Bill.
Mr. HARRfSON-If the House determines not 20 hear
a report about one OF its own officers charged with
wrongdong let 1t 10 to the country and let the country
understand IL.
Tne question then arose to whether last Tuesday
Mr. Harrison had not submitted the report and thereby
lost its privilege.
The SPEAKER decided that the record showed that
report had been submitted at that me ana that the re
| port was upon the calendar as business undls
| posed OF. , !.
Mr.. cox rep Ohiol thereupon moved TO proceed Z
ITS consideration, and it was agreed to-yeas. las
nays, 10. =,
| Mr. HARRISON CDem., Ill., proceeded to explain tn
report OF majority, which recommends the adoption
OF resolution declaring the Office OF Doorkeepery
lie said tho committee had been perfectly uninnuence'
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

wunanJ Foreigu Missionary Society, STfo ovi cnurcn
extension S919 COL Tract Society, $63o W; FREED
mans Aid Society, s724 % Educational society
s5es 55. Episcopal Fund, sl.162 81; American Bible
Society Al 253 o. resolution was adopted appeal,
the ay to make liberal ior were
sdopted aso recognizing the great usefulness OF the
Tract Society and the Rev Dr. freeman tae % Rey
FL Brown display ed an old tract OF the society ana
said that If 1t were published today It womb Torh
against and lessen the attendance a churcnes
The announcement created excitement and IL was
explained that tho tract nyeghed against az spsa
said that the appointments could have been mace
earlier, but for his reluctance 70 send men 70 o"Ne'
ResolutIons offered requiring every preacner re-
ceivng salary OF 81 900 to give per cent tnose re-
50 600 or give per cent OF their saares tn
ward making up living for the clergymen more poory
paid The resolutions received with applause ino
appointments will be announced to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

aaa iar. roIk had had rs fair aqd Kindly
an investigation as any man could have. Mr Harrison
had gone into that committee with the resolution
possible TO Mr.. Polk. He had voted for that gen
eman for D0orkeeper both In the House and in caueus
But Mr.. Polk had made law unto himself and mus,
stand the consequences The Democrsfic party be said
Ia pledged 10 Civil Service reform Should 1,
go before the country and say, sws
will fight the Republicans VINO commit wrong, but 70.
will spread the whtewash our own frieudsrs
Should the House retain In Office man 10 whom ar
no restraint In Republic obedience 10 the d
Is the only loyalty which citizen show, aud wher
an officer rides over the law and sets bad example 10
the people, he should be made example OF himsslf
Mr. proceeded to read from the testimony IN
prove that Mr. Polg had appointed number OF persons
beyond those authorized by law.
From the persstency with which Mr. Harrison was IN.
terruDted aud harrasscd with question: and from the
excitement OF manner IN which he met these ntefruo
tons Chiefly from Messrs. Luttrel. OF California Frank.
lyn Clark and Crittenden OF Missouri, and Eden OF I
nois ali Democrats, and Ellsworth (sep Mich) M
delivery Of his speech was attended with great uproar
confusion and nerrment; but Mr.. Harrison himself was
very resouo and determined IN urging, hs own sds
OF the House. the propriefy OF expeng the Doorkeepef
At the conclusion Of mis- speech tat if5 y. m.l, the
House adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
THREE CRIMINALS SENTENCED.

Mary Marks, otherwise Minnie Watson, the
woman whose thcls undor the guise Of servant from
George Rgnod, the actor and Others have made her
notorious pleaded guilty yesterday Ia the Court Of Gen
% Sessions ;n having stolen iewelry dresses aud laces
worth - 900 from the house Ot ID. \ Gregory, ~ tbs
city, IN December Last. sentenced 10 npflsOn-
incut iol four years and "a bali.
Eugene D. Newhsll. Of the men convicted OI beng
a participant ~ the theft Of th" furniture OF Mckendtee
Tnue- wa sentenced yesterday iu tho Court OF General
sr.aioi. to four Yr3rs aud sA mouths iuprisOnmout
Charlie WoH. tried for killing Jphu lcdacht ~ r.
rted nm vesteriay's TRIBf concluded, after al the
te.tmU, Including bis own, hid been given, TO oHcf u
Plea Oi Uau-Iushter IN ihe fourth degree Assistant
iriri. Attorney Herring consented ~ accept il, and
Jndge Daniels the Court of oyer and Icrminer SELL
fenced am 10 years imprisOnmcntho extreme pen
off
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
GENERAL LEGISLATION.

EDUCATION IN NEw-YOBK CITY-sUiTs BY FoREiGN
INSURANCE CoMPANIEs-CHARLES IL. DUELL
SEATED FOR THE XiIiTH DIS rRICT.
ALBANY. April 2.-Mr. GOebel introduced in
the Senate to-day act relative TO public instruction
IN the City o New-York. 1t provides nat the Board OF
superyisors be empowered and directed TO raise an
puaDy by tax. a sum equal 20 the amount con-
,a,ned IN the notice OF the State Superintendent
Of Public Instruction TO the Clerk Of NewYork County
for the use Of the public schools IN this city
aud makes duty Of the Board of Education before
the l5h OF oeoDer 70 repcI No ee Of spnS @
above the specified In the preceding section re-
Guired during year for meeting the current annual
expenses OF public instruction in said CITY which
are now authorized aud required by law nut the agge
"ate so reported shall not exceed $l4 for each
ninl who has been actually taught the preceding year
Ia The schools entitled 10 participate IN the dppOTOn
nent After sncn estimates by the Board OF Education
tbey shall be considered by the Board Of Estimate and
An11ortionment which board within fifteen days shall
fransmit objections or rscheaons writing TO the
and after confederation II they shall by sXseyenths
adhere the previous action said amount shall De eer
fled 10 the presidcn, Of the Board OF supervisors and
the amount raised by tax; money apporioned
by the State superintendent OF Public Instruction Tor
aid city sba be applied for by the Chamberlain, ana
denosted In the banks designated deposit banks by
a,n shS nav therefrom drafts Of the Board Of Public
Instruction. Fho Controller OF said city Is directed 10
borrow money anticipation OF the revenues pr0yded
for m this act for the support of the Board Of Eduea-
ton ia the Ciy of EewYork, not to exceed ne amount
A large number of bills were passed by the Senate,
among them the bill to annex the village OF West Mount
Vernon TO the village OF Mount Vernon, Westchester
County; and the bill 10 prevent The removal OF
actions to the circuit Court OF the United states Ny
foreign insurance companies. The concurrent Iesoiu
tons requesting our Senators and Representatives In
Congress urge appropriations for the Improvements OF
Spuyten Duyvil Greek, were also passed. ,
In the Assembly. after the action on The solvng Din
the Duel Clark contested from the Thirteenth Dis
the resolution giving the scat TO Charies H. Duel as re-
ported by the majority. After warm debate. extend
Ing into an afternoon session. the majority report was
adopted by vote Of % to 02.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
HEAVY SALES OF BONDS.

Thy DECLINE IN PRICES DURING THE LAST YEAR,
The daily sales of Government bonds are
still large. One bank alone, has sold In the past SIX
days s5 900 OOO Included in these S100OOO0 new
per cent bonds Of the smaller denominations 10 MI
orders received from cities aud towns between
Maine and Louisiana. The sales of per cents yester
day were over 100000 and, including all the Issues
the sales OF bonds were over 81 100000.
A leading banker said yesterday that Government
securities OF all selling at 3i2 to per
cent below prices Of March 1877 and ut to per
cent below the highest prices OF last summer. Tne
ner cents were selling now at per cent below the cur
renoy prices paid the date OF their issue In july l9
lie prepared the following table to show the heavy
decluo In values Of Government securities curing !no
last year much OF which, IL Is claimed, is due 10 the
silver agitation: - .<. .n-o
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

UUUnII mISOELLAN1.
WESTERN SHIPPERS INDIGNANT
CONSULTING ABOUT THE DIVERSION OF THEIR
FREIGHT -

CONSULTING ABOUT THE DiVEhsioN W. Ihhih
FREIGHT ~
A meeting of Western shippers opposed 70
the diversion of freight from routes selected by them
was held yesterday. at the Office OF ii. b. Canin TO-
Among those present George Henderson, OF Il. L.
Mcdonald & Co., and Isaac Calm, OF Well Calm Co..
of ST. Joseph; W. b. Daniels, of Dauiels' fsner w.
OF Denver; L. Friend, OF L. Friend Co.. OF Atchson
T. staat of Staat Brothers, of Santa Fe, and Jonas
Heller, Of Heller Brothers, OF San Francscn com
mttee consisting OF these gentlemen was appointed 70
consult Commissioners Fink in relation TO modihcaoh
or repeal of his order. . "A
Mr. Fink said that the percentages were ad
iusted order would be OF no force but tha ne was
unable to say definitely when the balance was likely 70
be restored Under the agreement OF the trunk lines ne
order would enforced whenever the balance OF per
centages was disturbed road was detecteu W CUT
ting schedule rates. The order would also De enlocsu
againS shipments from places outside OF new iork III
case ii appeared necessary by reason OF dverson from
this point Mr. Fink expressed Ignorance OF any diHer-
ence between the dierent reads of oi any
other delay or injury 10 shippers -, -,
fected poipts-nOtaby at St. Josephare combining ana
raising funds for the purpose OF defending their rights al
law.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
WEST SIDE ATTRACTIONS IN COSTUMES.

Ehricb's large establishment on Eighth-aye
was the scene, Yesterday OF grand opening In all de-
partments In one OF the windows was bed OF pale
yellow yiolets with the words "Openng Day" In
crimson rose buds Flowers were artisticaily
arranged in all the departments. and each side Of
the staircase was lined with plants and eyergreens
The newly finished and furnished suit department
yainly sought u rival the equally millinery depart
ment which occupied the old suit stand. In the suit
room were exhibited number OF imported suits by the
best artists. Worth represented by costume the
princesse poonase Of which composed OF alternate
lengthwise bands OF black gros grain silk and moon
light bead gallOOn the bottom had ruile OF black
thread lace with narrow moonlight bead fringe
above II the front and back was finished with large
bows gros grain ribbon the underskrt was OF Dack
velvet perfectly plain with square peated fan sseYGs
OF gros grain silk Pingat was represented Oy black
sik costume made with long round basque IN 'front.', WIN
the back long tabs the front, Sides ana DcK OF te
overdress had "a trimming Of lace embroidered WIN
bronze beads. and loops of narrow saln ribbon lhe
bottom was finished with wide embroidered lace,
headed with three Of bronze beads. Inc
uuderskirt trimmed with knife pieaunR,
above which was "a pun OF silkp edged win
lnce; the corsage was trimmed square with lace
robe dc cbambTe OF pearl-Tcy cashinere was cut III
de.p scalops At The bottom, bound with pink SIX
band Of PINK SILK under OF torchOn Lace was placed
o., ,he mr. ncSss. bnci farming deep ruic lined with
slk. he front was cut IN scaOp, edged with torchon
lace aud fastened with pearl balls large assortment
81 wraps manteets and sacques Is shown III hS uepdE
The millinery department IA overlooking with French
and home-inauuiactured goods. white emp Donnet
va. trimmed with crushed roses anu loops q! pare Dle
ribbon; cud4 ~ Valencennes lace were caught in me
back with a pearl and steel ornament nat 0f pelse-
rows OF pearl beads; loops OF beige satin rbDOn IN he
front. lth gold aud pearl ornamentsj long osflch
feather tipped with down and tiny gold BEADS, drOOpeu
the crown THIS house mas one OF the hrsest as
sOrtmcHts ladies under ear IN the cly, DOth oI
Frencn made garments aud those OF nome manuiaore,
They present selling handcmDroidered garments
~ remarkably low prices.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE TO-DAY.

Three steamers will leave this port for
Europe TO day. the National Line steamship Greece and
tie Utopia Of the Anchor Line, for London, anu the
Transatlantic Company's steamer Canada FOR haVre'
Tha following are the lists OF saloon passengers:
FOR IONDON-RV NteGmshD Gyeecc.-Mrs u. BAnch'
carlisle, Miss Emily Carlisle Mr Outran, MIS-
Noatt aud son Tilley Mrs Tey aud child, Miss lIan
N .kIuor Florence 0iichrsi, william Henry -iny te
"a tan John Smythe, C. Augustus Arlington, y Joy, mrs
Joy ard clIG IGonlss /. syr p. l. Bohen: Ms Bnhgn
Miss Hannah Garner MT. bufuey aud chll, MS "0lndle
Ml.- Gouudc Charles Gariucr Airs Gardner and three
ctllttn, Captain J. y. Taylor y I. Ripley. =.
.NfrIastip Ef0pc.-I W. 0rushan, Edward SchOhc!d,
Mis- Gresham Mrs =. :. Dasaett, uenry Dram.
FyR HAY i.-Ay STEAMSHIP CdngdI-E SzubOrlts Geo.
CirofL Jesse Hoyt. IT,. WIN. A. Brown, chs Colnr MI
Iearnu MI IIsbn. Mr Eud Mr.. e Valiant MI ald MIS-
- and chld, a Lcons, Mr. and Mr. A. salmon NJ ss
A Sannu 4. salmon. II. Bugar l. Well Mrs Iuckor
Two clldrcn, H. H. CuIss; a. Dodn l. ~ MnE,rd ~ Miss Is
and Mrs l.. W. Scavey ana chilli, NJ Boseg1
BaIlO and SOP Miss ron, Miss htiSna CHas JOS
erh V II. Miller. Miss ". B Miller. VIM Dannat \. Va
ri = Crus Rev. Thos. Soilnin, the Rev. y Carul
shp tho Rev C4as. Lang Mss O. Tayac n Ni,hio g Nell
g. llum j. WoilL II. kahu Mr.. aud Mrs \. Cohen and
child 1lis AID Mas Moun,r. Mr. and Mrs g. Pa Ars L.
saunders Miss J. Chtrilcun0t. ms l. l.. Hullhtr, H.
Fozandlo. Tie Rev. MI Kyey w. DAVE j. ~ Chnsg O.
llcbaut j. Van Bcurdcl Mr. Chalon, ID. w. G. Loop hf
Day,d u Collins Chas Boos W Norton, i. Asei y. Joan.