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New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
lGENERAL pREsa DIsPATCH. |

GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON, March 3l.-At the beginning OF the
present Congress there were seventeen contested
election cases to be decided by the House. OF this
number the following have been disposed Of in favor
of the contestants, who, in all cases. were Demo-
Gratis namely: California. =. ID. Wigginton: Colo
RADIO, Thomas NJ. Patterson; Louisiana j. H. Acklen:
Massachusetts, Benjamin Dean.
The following cases are yet to be acted upon by
the Elections Committee:
Aabama-Jerc HARRISON tRcp) against Charles NJ.
Shelley Dem)
Florida-J J. Finley Dcm) against Horato Bisbce, r.
0epD
Louisiana Gvth Disrict-George L. Smith against j..
B. Eiam tDeml
Louisiana (yith DistricO-C +. Nash against f. W.
Robertson (Dcm)
Missouri-Mr Frost against Lyme s. Metcalfc 0.cp)
Misslssippi-John X. Lynch against James X. Chal-
mcrs DemD
Pennsyvana-Jame l.. Nutung against James d.
Reilly Dem)
South Carolina Ost Dlstrict-John S. Richardson
against Joseph II. Raney Rep)
South Carolina QId Dstricu-M. T. O'Connor against
Richard ii. Cain tRepJ
South Carolina Vth Distrlct)-G. ID. Inlman against
Robert Smalls (Repp
Oregon-samucl w. Mcdowell against Richard vii
liams ti.cp)
Virginia-Wm. L. Hinton against Joseph Jorgcnsen
Rep)
Arizona-wm. II. Hardy against II. s. Stevens Dem.)
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01

tween the Russians and Turks has been brought
by the efforts Of Reouf Pasha Minister OF war, 49,.
Osman Pasha Commander-ln-Chief. who removed '.'
obstacles to the Grand Duke Nicholass visit to Conss
tinople and inspired the Sultan with cordial Iee"s
toward the Grand Duke. The same correspondent s's
SAYS that he learns fair authority that the Turken
80 ,,o ,on ca for withdrawn from the positions
recently occupied near the Bosphors that the Russaus
would longer find anything TO prevent ieh unep n"u
marching the coast and selling the forts WHICH so
mand the entrance to the Black sea-
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

curopru O,t March 3O.-Thc safe of the Grand
rnI pan,yav Conpanys Office here blown open early
this morning. and $500 stolen
Spp,yoprrIp Masa, March 3l.-Tbe body Of Jno.
weeks OF Newsals wio has been missing nearly three
~ was last reen. on the niEhtof disappear
nc noS bs was tnoxicstcd and probably rozs 10 DEATH
pururo. Col, March 31.-1ho bank Of South
rsrsc the cashier H. N Banks AID obliged him TO open the
The robbers 5000 In currency ana gold watch
and cham There is no clue veto tho robbers.
TRENTON, n. j., March 31.-Jarvis A. VanPelt, 9
married. man. living New Brunrw ck j., was connitted
famed siio gold watch etc. from Miss ID. n Imd os
Nin et htd regTceeeteo
single and engaged to be married t0sms
Niss Yard Etf'
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
EUROPE ARMING.
AUSTRIA AND sERyIA ALARMED.

AUSIKIA AND SEKVI IA ALAKMED.
HEAVY FIGHTING IN TIIEsSALY-TURKEY AND RUSs1
SAID TO BE ALLIED.
General uncertainty exists throughout Europe
Austria has refused to recognize the Treaty o.
San StefanO. and intends to organize an army o.
100000 men on the Bosnian frontier. Servia hal
also decided to remObiIize her entire forces
being apprehensive that Austria has danger
Gus designs on her independence. Genera
lgnatieff's mission is said to have failed The
fighting in Thessaly is becoming desperate OF
both'sides. The insurgents have been driven
from Macrinitza, but are entrenchiug new
positions. 1t is said that Russia aAS Turkey
are virtually allied
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
MIR. SCOFIELD IN WASHINGTON.
lie SAYS lie INTENDS TO RETAIN THE OFFICE o.
REGISTER SHORT TINE ONLY.

REGISTER SHORT TINE ONLY.
tBY TELLcRAIU TO THE TRiBUSE.i
WASHINGTON, March 31.-The Hon. Glenni w.
Scofeld. the new Register Of the Treasury, arrived
in Washington last night, and will assume the
duties Of his Office tomorrow. He says that
he shall hold the position only short
time In answer to the suggestion that he might
after q while be available as a Cabinet
officer, he replied that there is Cabinet position
that he would accept. and that nothing could induce
him to undertake the drudgery and anxiety of such
a position. Judge Scofeld says that the President
is more popular with the people than with the poll
ticians. He thinks the Republicans will carry tho
State of Pennsylvania this FALL both on the general
and legislative tickets.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
FIERCE FIGHTING N THEssALY.

AIIEN-, MafN1 oI' IHFc
An official telegram from Volo announces
that fierce ghting has occurred at Macrinza between
the Insurgents and Turks Several Turkish ships are
bombardine tic Villages on the coast.
MACRISIIZA CAPTURED.
Turkish force estimated at 10000. has storped he
insirgeut position on Mount Peon aud captured Ma
crinitza. The insurgents entreuchug new positions.
The losses both sides heavy. News Of another
battle ia InomeutaTiiy expected.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
RIrSSO-TuRKISH NOTES.

IOAIIDNl NIUhIIl' 2tTTIF IT. fo'''
General Zimmermann's corps has been ordered
to Moidayia Immediately.
Belgrade telegram To The Standard states that Cen
oral Markoyitz commander Of the Dneievatz brigade,
has bcen arrested for high Many other arrests
probable.
General Ignaie has concluded not to visit Berlin, but
Will proceed at once to 81 Petersburg and report the
result of his mission 10 the Gar
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
PARIS. March 81. 1873
srRyIA CALLING OUT HER ARMY.

BEIGEADE, WNTtn OF I1fN'
II is stated that the immediate rehabilitation OF
the whole Scrvan forces has been ordered IN CON
sequence of the report made by the committee oi the
Austrian General STAFF, that tho Treaty Oh san
Stcfano would compel Austria Ia eAtenn her MN,
tory power over Seryia, Montenegro. Bosnia ana
Albania
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
RECKLESS ECONOMY.
AN APPROPRIATION BILL WHICH WOULD CRIPPLE
THE WHOLE PUBLIC SERVICE.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.I

lBY TELEGRAPH To The TRIBUNEI
WASHINGTON, March 31.-Thc executive officers of
the Government find that the new Legislative Bill
proposed by the House Appropriations Committee
will seriously cripple every branch of the public
service. In some of the departments reduction of
80 per cent of the clerical force without discrmi-
nation is proposed. The Interior Department is tho
most seriously affected. There is not even force
enough allowed to watch the building and to guard
against fires such that which recently so nearly
destroyed the Patent Office. 1t is proposed in the
bill to cripple the work Of the Patent Office in some
important particulars. The salaries of the exam
iDers. who professional experts and act judi
cial officers, are reduced below the living point
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
BOLD ROBBERS AND CowARDLY NEIGHBOUR
PtrpuoST. w. Va. March 3l.-A bold bur

T IEVHV.NI, " VT 1''''''
glary pcrpcrated early yesterday morning ~ "es'
ernpor opposite this place. The store oil D. = Jameson
was entered, and the safe In the office was blown
omen and rined OF its contents, consisting, oi
a considerable amount OF money and boudsl
No clue to the thieves has yet been discovered neig
bor living beside the heard the report when mi
safe was blown open raised his window aud was tol1
nv tyo al tnc burgars who standing guard at "a
'front.' door, to put his head or they would Dlow ~ ON
lie was 50 frightened that lac save no a.aih'
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
PASTORAL CHANGES.

HARTFORD, Conn, March 3l.-The Rev. Dr.. c.
b. Crane today ned the pasoate ofthe south baps'
Church In this city to accept call to the First Baptis
Church OF Boston.
The Rev Mr. Meredith preached his farewell sermon
I'm the Methodist Episcopal Church to-day, aud will
accent the pasorato of the Congregational Churi III
East Hartford.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
ST. JOHNS RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 3l.-Captain
James Il. Eads hss been here for the past few days
mak,ng an examination OF the river with view 10 as
certaning II the channel at the mouth can be improved
He submitted a report yesterday to the Mayor stat
ing the system, from twenty to twenty
four feet ~ be obtaner a cost OF si.s.O,-
600 Captain lads aud party left for New orleaos to-
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
LONG BRANCH NOTES.

Long Branch, March 3l.-The Monmouth
pal Pace track viii be sold next FRIDAY. Mr. Wthers.
of the National Jockey Cub has bought the fence and
expects to purchase the track; o.. ,,o W., g..
John Chambcrnin's CluD HOUSE, near 'nc "est Ens1
Hotel viii be sold April 20 - -, 81
rnc 'hoiel season will open here June TO-
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
RIrssIA ANSWERS ENGLAND.
THE CzAR PREPARED 10 DEFEND Ills sroiLs.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 81, 1873

TIE CAR PREPARED 10 DEFEND Ills sfoiLs.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 81, 1873.
"A scmi-oncial article in the Journal de 81 Pfcrs-
bouro Prince Gortschakolfs organ, comments on
Lord Beaconsieds speech on Thursday last IL says:
Tue balance OF power In the Mediterranean Is ony
,rcateurd by the presence OF the British fleet In the
Sea OF Maru0ra and Engauds possession of Gibraltar
aud Malta. The calling ont OF the Reserves, not
wthstanding the statement that IL does not IMPLY war;
another step in the path of proyocati0n Russia mas u
filled MI the promises she did not insert III the rcnfy or
san steano single stipulation cshng with the inter'
ests Of others nurOusly affecting them by Us re,
scryatiops Russia IL conscious OF having neglected.
nothing which could to the East an era oi pros
perity and Europe long years OF peace She Wil de
porc deeply alterations which may counteract hcr pa
ellie work; but AT the time she VIII await, arms III
hand any attempt dispute the fruits Of her sicfoes
which no threats Will induce her to relinqmsh
BUCHAREST. March 81, 1873 70
II is stated on good authority that the Rus
sian Quartermasters Department In Roumnnia mas pcch
ordered to engage 10000 carts. The Russians "a'" ''
hidden the export OF cereals from the lower Dnu''
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
IN BROOKLYN.

A barn mt Knicicrbocker and CoOper-ayes,
Brookyn. was completely destroyed by fire, Saturday,
evening The loss was 80 GOO insured for $500 The
baIn belonged TO tho estate OF me late mIs. hsnn
ave was arrested suspicion OF having set fire to the
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
SUPERINTENDENT wALLTNG's PRISONER.

Superintcrdcnt Walling marched prisoner
into Police Headquarters last night having e"pturc 1m'
himself in scRe part OF the city. I've veteran n,csr
was not content vail he licked him up j. cei an'
mr9c ~ the arrest ia nat known but the prisoner ~
said to be q notorious criminal VINO wiz IT,, W ~ ~ ~ ~ "ro
ia efectlng additional captuieso vi ''' ''"" ~ ""'eA '
heuuQs
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
SENTENCED 10 DE HANGED.
surNoroy. March 31.--Samuel A. Clark,

colorcd convicted OF the murder OF ,hn Le has been
srntenced TO be hanged Tuesday, April 20 next
CHICAGO, March 3l.-.>eerry snd c'nnely were sen'
,erccd ysrday 10 be hanged on June 81 or the muir
der Of Hugh McCOnyillc
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
AT SPRINGFIELD. MAss-LOsS $4,000.
A cra al.

SPRIN6t ItLD, MASS, 'i"i'' "'' ~ nv ~
stroyel section No Of ho Mason Car Companys Duid-
ing on Taylor-st yesterday. The Connecticut valley
moIAthograrh Company lose $4,000 Insured for
S3l 900 srymour d Brother, paper-bOx mauuacurei-, :,
81 900 insured ~, ,5O0 The loss on the budng Is
$1,000; fully Insured.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
ENGLISH DESIGNS ON TENEDOs.

LONDONj IoFo'
The English have landed large quantity OF war
material Oh the island Of TenedOs
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
TIE FTRE RECORD.
AT MEMPnLs-LOss $50, 500

At MENPfIs-IOss $4,000
MEMPHIS, March 31.-Walker Bros. q Co.'S
wholesale dry goods store was damaged by fire and
water last night. The stock injured TO the extent Of
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
NICARAGUA YIELDS TO GERMANY.
THE AUSTRALIAN CRISIS OVER.

The Government of Nicaragua has aecepte'
Tie conditions proposed by Germany.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
,,tIITARy COIINCL HELD.

CoNsTANrISO1IE, Mnrch 'i' 1870
rho T,rls have reoccuped Bnjukdere. The
evacuation Of the Quadrilatera' ~ DS ',o ," o'a' n
W;o,,o,as today presided over grand military
N'.n 'om ot San stefano. He will visit the Sultan
,c,in shortly
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
prrssJ. TpICs TO BRIBE AUSTRIA.

LONDON. Monday, April l. 1873.
THE Times's special telegram from Berlin states
that Russia has informed Austria that sue Won" p
ohserye friendly neutrality if Austria seized tne
western provinces of Turkey. Austria Is not nA'''
to accent the offer.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01

MELBOURNE, March 29.-The political crisis
has terminated The legislative Council passea on'
for the payment Of the members Of the Assembly ~n,s
upon the Assembly passed The Appropti"'"s Ae' """
mt fnnfif
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
Two BUILDINGS DAMAGED IN BEAyERsT
A fire broke ont Saturday morning mt No

So Beayer-st and soon spread to adjoining builds
No SO The rear portions Of the buildings No 1873 and
No 1876 Pcarl-st considerably damaged ~ the
flames. The total losses are estimated NJ S''o0V' @
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
TILE EARL OF DERBYs SUCCESSOR.

LONDON. Monday, April /, 1873
The Daily Telegraph positively asserts that
the MARQUIS of Salisbury vail succeed Lord Derby as
Secretary OF Foreign Affairs.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
CONTESTS FOR SEATS.

THE FOUR THUS FAR DECIDED IN THE HOUSE, ALL
IN FAVOR OF DEMOCRATs-rHIRTEEN MORE
CASES.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01

REPORTED RUssO-TURKIsH ALLIANCE.
AZ" LONDON. March 81. 1875
The correspondent at Pera of Ihe a,m" sm"',s scl
.oranbs thht he believes thorough unuefs'"lu's =
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
CARDINAL McCLosKEY RETURNING.

tBI CABLE ~ Ihs
ROME. March 81. 1873.
His Eminence, Cardinal McCloskey, took his
farewell Of the Pope to-day He will leave here ON
Monday on his way home. The Rev. Father Kirby rector
OF the irish College, has been appointed Domestic Pre-
lat
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01

NLW
Berlin, March 81, 1873.
The appointments of Count Won Eulenburg,
nephew of Count f. A. Eulenbure the former Min
ister to the Ministry Of the Interior Herr Maybaeh 10
the Ministry of Commerce. Herr Hobrecht to the MIN
s,ry Of Finance and Dr. Achenbaeh 10 the Goyernofsnp
Of Xest Prussia, gazetted
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
NOI y IA.'IJTI5fI II 7 0Ts 'Ts.'1tr'Is'
A Western gentleman, who has recently ha

n conversation with Elihu Il. Washburnc. said to-day
that the latter assured him in the most positive terms
that he not ntend or desire to become candidate
for the United states Senatorship TO succeed Senator
OcIcsbv Neither does lie wish be again returned to
the Lower House. Tho gentleman Insisted, however,
that Mr. Washburno would not decline nomination for
~ M
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
A NEW WAY TO PAY PENSIONERS.

The House COMMITTEE on InvaIId PtnslOnS
has approved the bill prepared By the Committee on
Appropriations abolish all pension agencies and TO
pay pensioners directly from the Treasury. The bill
proyides that pensioners shall send their voucher d
rccuy To the Treasury and that drafts for the pensions
salhse returned, payable at any money order Oice IL
l. Inserted that "a saving OF S2OO,OOO year can be
ftccted y thi, ula. The present cost OF maintaining
tlc u,nsion agencies Il $500, 900 "a year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-14
Stewards hotel for working women

Stewards hotel for working women,
at New York, will be opened to the
public about the middle OF the pres
ent month. This hotel is a large
building. covering a block in con-
venient part Of the city. 1t has over
five hundred rooms. besides parlors,
DINING and reception rooms. A
large library, containing 5000 vol
umes Is In the building. In the GEN.
ter is large paved court containing
q fountain forty feet high. The whole
building is heated by steam and light
ed by gas, manufactured on the
premises. 1t is designed for pleas
ant home for respectable women en-
gagged in the finer mercantile pursuits,
together with artists, teachers, stu
dents, &c. The rates will be from
So to so per week. This is among
the last Of the great merchants pub
lie enterprises and will most assured
ly prove blessing for large num-
Der Of the higher class Of New York's
working women.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-14
TYNER CITY.
OCCASIONAL.

Health good. The roads are in a
fearful condition. :. +. The prospect for
good crop of wheat was never bet
ter in this locality Fishing at
koontz's lake is said to be splendid
this spring. . Mrs. Steele died OF
heart disease at her residence three
miles west of this place -. Prof.
Moore, of Walkerton, is teaching a
class in vocal music. DR.. Remage
drives the finest horses in Polk
township. =. The Tyner school closed
on last Friday. :. The school under
the management of Charles Richard
son as principal and Miss Flora Pas
ker assistant gave universal satisfac-
tion- In the evening of the last day
OF school, Mr.. Richardson with the
assistance of his pupils gave a highly
interesting entertainment to
crowded house at the NJ. Z. church.
-. There was a very large atten-
dance at the temperance meeting last
Saturday evening. Hon. H. G.
Thayer was advertised to address
the Union, but failed to put in an ap-
pearance. DIR. Remage read paper
which was highly complimented.
This society was never in ID better
condition than it is at present. The
Republicans OF this township will
hold their convention in this place
next Saturday at p. m. 1t is de-
sired that every Republican in the
township will be present. t. The
Democrats of this township held
their convention last Saturday. The
attendance was large and the most
orderly that has ever been held in
the township. A resolution was
passed endorsing G.. M. Richardson
who is a candidate for county Treas
urer, and recommending him to the
Democracy OF Marshall county.
There is considerable dissatisfaction
in this community in reference to
the manner in which the County
Commissioners appointed a superin-
tendent for the County Asylum and
Poor farm. There were responsible
applicants for the position, who
agreed to take the place for 500, less
than what the Commissioners have
agreed to pay. Among the number
was Mr.. Miller, who has had charge
OF that institute IN for the last eigh-
teen months, and has given good
satisfaction. In the appointment of
Sup't the Commissioners seem to
have disregarded the matter OF econo-
my and acted from personal motives.
In these hard times the tax payers
interest should not be overlooked.
To the credit OF Polk township, how
ever, we are pleased to learn that Mr..
Ranch was not party to this piece
Of crookedness.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-14

house. He caught her, threw her on the
floor, and outraged her twice before per-
hitting her To arise. He then went to
his home, secured his clothes and left for
parts unknown. His crime was commu
nicated to the officers, and last week they
ascertained Inc was in New Buffalo, Mich,
and secured his arrest. He will be tired
at the present term of court.-Intcr Ocean
A row of Unusual Dimensions occurred
at the Myers house, in this city, on We'd
nesday last, which eliminated in the
shooting and serious wOunding of Mr. b..
W. Myers, the proprietor of the house
The difficulty grew out Of the difference
in the Interpretation Of lease under
which Mr.. w. G. Childs the present
landlord held possession. This lease
seems To have been of an ironclad charac
ter, STIMULATING for its own forfeiture in
case the rent was not promptly paid when
due. The cash portion of the rent was
paid, but difference of opinion occurred
in regard TO other provisions of the lease,
giving rise to trouble which has existed
for months past. Mr.. Myers considering
the lease forfeited, on Wednesday last de
manded possession of the premises, on
being refused, proceeded to take pos
session by force; but was prevented by
MIR. Childs drawing revolver and
threatening to shoot him if he persisted
For which Myers had him arranged be-
fore Justice Phelps. While the trial was
in progress, after Myers had testified, he
returned, while Childs was on the wit
ness stand, and proceeded to take pos
session. He took off the doors, removed
the stove pipes, etc; but when he under
took TO get possession of the office, he
was confronted by the porter and Mr.
Child's son, youths 10 to 20 years of age !;
one armed with shot gun and the other
with a revolver. The porter presented
the gun, but Myers knocked the muzzle
up with chair anu wrenched it from
him. During the melee, while Myers was
STOPPING over, struggling with the por-
ter, young Rob't Childs shot him from
behind, the ball grazing his shoulder and
cutting the collar, passed into the neck
under and back of the right ear, and
striking nsideof the jaw bone passed
along 1t, coming out under the eye. The
wound is an ugly one, but it is hoped not
dangerous. The porter was at once ar
rested and was released on bail. Robert
Childs was arrested during the evening,
and is held in the sum of 81 800 for his
appearance before Justice Phelps on the
goth, inst. Much excitement existed, and
many conflicting rumors were in circula-
ton. the Herald having no wish to in
crease the excitement, has presented the
bare facts as it CLEANED them from care
full investigation of both sides of the
case. The sympathy of the community
seems to be very strongly with Mr.
Childs. but the real merits of the case
will perhaps only be disclosed by litiga-
tion.-LdPorte Herald
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-14
Skepticism.

Nowadays people doubt nearly
every thing. They forget that
the known facts of to-day constitu-
ted the knotty problems of hyp-
othesis but O. few years since. Un-
successful practitioners Of medicine
quote the doubts and uncertainties
experienced by Sir Astly Cooper,
who lived not long after Harvey dis
covered the circulation of the blood,
as evidence that but little is known
OF medicine aside from conjecture,
entirely ignoring the facts that their
are daily healing diseas-
es which Cooper thought incurable.
Is not such ignorance criminal. Ca
tarrh, the most common and most in
durable OF all chronic diseases. readi-
ly yields to the healing and soothing
properties Of DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy when used with DR.. Pierce's
Nasal Douche. III the case be com.
plicated the blood must be enriched
and purified by DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. No remedy yet
known equals the Discovery in per-
manently curing affections of the
lungs. liver, blood and skin. II af-
fected with constipation try DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets.
They are sure cure. DR.. Oliver
Wendell Holmes, in a late address,
speaking OF our progress. said, ~To
those Of my generation this modern
world, which most OF you take as a
matter of course, is a perpetual won
der, standing miracle. Science and
art have so changed the aspect Of
every day life that one of a certain
age might well believe himself on
another planet or In another stage Of
existence" No longer does the Sc
dentary man or the delicate woman
suffer from torpid liver, constipation
or drastic medicine. Science has
demonstrated that the concentrated
extracts are more potent and reliable
than the large doses resorted to by
our FORE fathers, hence the great
sale and popularity Of DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, which
scarcely larger than mustard seeds,
yet, are safe and certain as a cathar-
tic alternative and anti bilious remedy.
The following names are a few of
the many who have been cured by
the using OF Pellets, to whom the
doctor refers:
Chas, w. Struble, Wauseon. Ohio;
David Thompson, Mauntfort, Wis:
Mrs. N. NJ. Hastings, Troy, N. Y; I.
L. Mac, Pilot Point, Oregon; VIM. r.
Bott, Hyde park, p; Caleb Cowing.
Eddytown, N. Y; A. d. Brown, Lisle,
N. Y; l.. Fogg, Stillwell, Ills.; Thos.
w. Landon, Paramount, Md.