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New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
ALBANY NOTES.
ALBANY. Monday, April Is. ls

ALBANY, Monday, April Is, 1878.
A criminal information to-day sworn TO be-
fore United States Commissioner Frothingham by j.
Albert Wilson, acting clerk in the Court OF Ap-
peals courtroom charging Stanton Perrin, a son
OF the clerk, with taking a private business
letter addressed tO Mr.. Wilson from the Post
Oflce, and with felOnlOus intent, opening and
making copy thereof This is felony by statute, pun
lshabe with a fine OF 300 and imprisonment at hard
labor not exceeding ono year. Mr.. wilson accuses
Young Perrin OF having before medded with his private
correspondence aud ayows his determination TO push
the prosecution.
The WagDer-senatorial excursonlsts returned here,
70 nig
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
THE IOWA REPUBLICANS STILL AGGRESSIVE.
LL-LLL-L-n.-a LnLrL- Ena-

II is only a question of expediency that
stands between Mr. Hayes and most vigorous denuG
citation by almost unanimous party. But eIpediency
never prohed the Republican party. ExpedIency Is
bad general and organized victory In the Repub
can ranks, II always the bold and manly policy
that brought success The party was born under the IN
gIiratOH OF earnest out spoken convictions bold
Gessveness in tho defence OF the right its natural
element Characterization finds no place, and sent
mental gush has sympathy In the great Republican
beart And especially ia this true In Iowa To adopt
tlmmik policy would subject the party TO dersiOn
and defeat The duty and the intent of iowa Repub
ncans not 90 personally abuse either Mr. r. T. Hayes
b. MI = Tlden but 10 denOance the policy they hold
IN c0mmOn and 20 antagOnzo the principles the Presi
dent and the Democratic party are trying 10 perpetuae
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
THE soUNpEsr KIND OF SENSE.

The fault-fndng Congressman, and more
epecay the dlsaeetcd Senator's should forget that
the OF the party Of far Importance 70 the
welfare OF tie eOu1lry than the gratheatOn or their
petty spitcs No effort should be apared 10 secure con-
ol Of tie House OF Representatives ID the coming elee
tOn- bt ia this contest wlll be thaD m the
PenRie u0W vtfyeOsg with the chances strongly
n favor Of the DerOcrac5 In view Of the work be
Gone uud The danger o defeat the necessity unity OF
Action q apparent 80 an Let tue President and the
dsanaotod aenbers OF Congress make mutual cOnces-
AOEs, Yith view 70 harmony, and Jet tlem together
make for righteousness" and the defeat OF e DanOc-
racy. A Democratic COifzress would be the e0stliest
aeonrsa taal could DO visited uDOn the county.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
"WONDERS OF THE PRESS"
To the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Your articles, "Wonders OF the Press"
have been read with great interest," and Introduce your
faro readers into the mysteries Of the pressroom as
never before, and give comprehensive account OF
the wonderful improvements that have been made In the
life and under the eyes OF your chief Of the printing de-
parment, Thomas n. Rocker No printer has before or
ever again. witness such advances in the art pre-
seryative Of al arts thank you for this full history
Of the newspaper press and for the improved form with
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
PUBLIC OPINION.

Cannot Mr.. Blair understand now that his
uliimed attempt to revive aud enlarge bad smell was
L0mthng than blundOr i-Ist Louis Republican
QDemJ
The great need of Southern Democrats is
backbone rather that kind OF fidelity which cngs to
tts party as tenacOusiY IN defeat In prosperity.
memphis Appeal DemD
The best recommendation q man can have
for once IN the present House OF Representatives s
u have served In the Confederate Army II to this he
Tan add the merit Of having renOuBced his citizenship
and served In the Egyptian Army he is OF success
Indianapolis journal (RepD
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
GENERAL BUTLER AND GENERAL SHIELDS.

GENTLEMEN: Your telegram of the 9th inst
Fas duy received conveying 20 resolutions In be-
half of my cOmrade in the War Of the Rebellion General
James shields the true Irish-Amtrican soldier whose
wounds aud services IN tGe Mexican war and IN the
late rebellion entitled him 90 first consideration by hs
eOuntrymen In that resolution agree most fully, ana
receive with due sensihtY the courteous COnnenda-
ton on part Of my endrayOr uphold and sustain
hehea Shields ana hi. services before the country In
congress ~ he woud have done for me, n be had stood
p my place. and could claim the high merit Ot hls SUI
rnSs aud patriotic endeay0Fs ia behalf OF his country.
accept my best thanks for year remembrance and be-
ncFe Lie, yours truly, BENZ. L. BUTLER.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
Join G. sU1PHEN.

John c. Sutphen, prominent physician and
OK xMayor OF Planaed N j. aed suddenly at his rest
dence in that city, on Saturday night Of apoplexy. He
,vaa horn I'm 1884 and was graduated Princeton Col
lege and also the Jefferson Medical College In Phia-
dephla. III formerly an active Republican, Dut
as Liberal Republican. At one time no held the office
of Coroner and was for many years prominent Mason
lie was brother OF the late Rev. DR., Morris Sutphen,
who was until his death three years ago. pastor OF the
sroteh Presbyterian Church In FOurleenthst IN this
CITY His death is greatly regretted In Painteld where
he had many friends The funeral services viii be held
10, afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


neh The ndeuar nei give dons Of time for toe Aous
preceding midnight The Irregular white line represents tue oseaon.
Slth mercury during thoe hours
TRIBUNE OFFICE, April 10, O. ma continuous
rise in arpressure has taken place during the past "a
hours accompanied by slight fall in temperature The
moisture In the air is not I'm excess.
For this city and vicinity, cloudy and showery weather
may be expected to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
MICHAEL KNOEDLER.

A dispatch from Hyeres, France, announces
the death there on Sunday, OF Michael Knoeder, the pic
ure dealer OF this city. About eighteen years ago he
came to this city as GOups agent Among the pictures
tIat ne exhibited were AIRY SchcfeT's "TemptatOn OF
Christ The Empress Eugenle and her Court" and
Napoleon Crossing the Alps Before removing TO
stores ON Broadway and through his exertiOns many fine
specimens Of art found Their way INTO private galleries
several years had been IN poor health for the
repOse OF his soul was celebrated IN the French church III
Twenty -htird-st., yesterday morning.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
GEORGE FREDERIC PIN.

George Frederic PIN, Of the firm of PIN,
Forwood Co.. died OF pneumonia at his residence No.
2I4 East Thirteenths yesterday after brief sickness
i funeral will take place at his residence tomorrow,
nd mia body will be forwarded Ireland for nterment
Mr Pmas thirty three years old lie was born IN Dublin
aud wnsunmarted He 10 this city seven years ago.
he firm OF Pm ForwOod Co Is an old one In the cot
ION trade. Mr. PIN a member OF the Produce, Cot
ton and Maritime Exchanges, ana was Well KNOWN IN
shupiDg circles.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

the cut leaves and clear type and well folded pages
of The TRIBUNE receive 1t through the mals
every ay giving us all the important events that nave
marked preceding twentyfo hours In all that part
of the world In which we take special interest Congr
uating Won on past success and with confident expeca
tons OF still further improvements In the future am
yours truly o'S
Eni,nI0nn nj Anril ID. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
NFLATIOSIsTS OUGHT TO SUPPORT SHERMAN.
from me B0ston Adgsrttser.

IL l. easy 20 understand why person who
u urniy convinced that printed slip OF paper cODst
tulcs better money than coin can denOunce any and
Nery attempt 10 substitute The latter for she ormer
put there many such statesmen In this country
We iundy believe The BeE plan secures effective re-
PumpfiOn and effective resumption certainly lncre2scs
h least Tor the time. the stock OF money. To he con
F,ent,a inhatiOntSt ought 20 favor the secretary
operation. pronounced greenbackeF, welded TO paper
lnOney and holding II 10 De the perfection OF money
pas tue ght took as severe blow at the inter
ests o. the country but the good OF his reputa
uOD he ought 10 keep his ideas in ths background.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

this morning attacked byJ J. shearer neighbor ant
wealthy business man. and severely beaten. The er
ternal plate OF the frontal bone the left eye wai
fractured His condition Is critical 1t has been re-
ported in the streets for months that Shearer intended
to hOrsewhp Ellsworth and Two three other men for
supposed interference In his late domestic troubles.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Slfnopsis for the Post "a Hours.

WASHINGTON, April 16, 1 n. m.-The
barometer has risen the Lake REGION Middle States,
and New-England where northeast winds and cloudy
weather prevail. Light rains reported from the Mid
die and South Atlantic Coasts in the East Gulf States
and the Northwest Clear weather with souherly winds
prevails in Texas.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States and New England, ris-
ing followed by falling barometer northeast TO south
east winds, stationary lower temperature, partly
cloudy followed by rainy weather.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
pErRAcr1oN on oNE IMPuDENT LIE EoRoED.

- ITOm The Neu. York Times, Agrtl Ia.
To the Editor VI The Times.
Allow me to call the attention of your
readers 20 the article your edition OF the 11th lnst
entitled " Mr GoUd's Report aud 10 say that the
Sfatement there made that the layer estate" has
offered its fourteen shares OF stock IN THE TRIBUNE As.
soeafion for sale at 81 800, Il utterly false The stock
has not been aud not now Tor sale at that any other
price. Respectfully, FREDERICK Il. AYER
Nelc. YORK; Friday, April II, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

Total expenditures oarEnGs in all the prisons
hHI!hS SI,otE 20
II the prisons behind only 9l2O 900 yearly, instead
OF 100000 formerly, the citizens OF the State will
doubtless rejoice but before the present year is over
If the 10000 worklngmen OF the State do not put a
stop to the 1900 convics earning their support
the pnsOns will he self-sdstlning
IL has been crrOneOusly stated that Superintendent
PsbuIy has entered into contract for the labor
Uf the cOnYlcts Of DannemOa Prison at hatnIkng. lie
has, indeed secured work for 4JO OF them, but II was
under already existing contract. The contractor en-
plDycd 100 hands Sing SING he transfers his ma
chincry TO DannemOra, and merely employs more men
there,
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIVERPooL-In Steamship Hoatdng;-s. 3. Guion
Miss G. GuiOn NJ. BTieriey, NJ Kentish A. Hnde Mrs A.
Hopkins and three children Mrs. NJ Daglesh and three
children J. Chapman, c. j. Bandman. ID. Bandman Miss s.
%. Sullivan, Miss NJ .. sullivan, Bradshaw, Mrs Brad
shaw stone, w Tingle, X Mulna n Evans. T. Edwarda
g. L. TOOe Miss L. Kramer Miss Kramer Miss A Cbits0n.
Mary Godfrey susan Kelly J. A. Hay Lyons c. Crow,
r. Caiaghan, l. Heake j. Maxwell J. c. Thomas j. Molr ,.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

steamship City OF Macon, Nickerson, Savannah ADr IL
with mdse. and pass. TO George YOnge.
steamship Clty Atlanta. Woodruff Charleston April H.
with mdse and passengers TO Jas. W. Qnintafd Co.
wIND-sunset-At sandy Hook. light 81 clear At City
Island, s.; cloudy.
IFor other Ship Ne,cs see Third PAGE
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
SCARED ABOUT THAT INCOME TAX.
- IA. n-.LL------.- L--L.-LL. L..- /

Can the Democratic party afford to go to the
country, next Fan, the sponsor OF the Income tax
We recommend the leaders OF the party In Congress TO
five this question mature consideration beOf they de-
eide 30 take such grave responsibility on their shoul
uera For surely election day comes around, the
Congressman VINO to restore the income tax will
Dc elected TO stay al home
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

man who lost his good character some
time was severely hauled over by Of his former
friends know IL, boys, know my characters gone,
lost entirely. And" he added rather poiutedy. otis
too conrounded bad for h the only one In the place
worth saving"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE CENTENNIAL CANTATA.


The following letter has been addressed to
Mr. Dudley Buck behalf Of the Connecticut
Historical Society: Hartford. March %, 1873.
Dear s.r-Your friends in Hartford were greatly
pleased to witness OF your music in the can
tata AT the opening ceremonies of the International
Exhibition 1t is an admirable composition. We respect
fully suggest that you deposit the original score IN the
care OF the Connecticut Historical Society We hope will
seem 20 the proper place among the several that have
bcen named Sincerely yours Jos. r. Hawley, Charles
Dudley Warner, Edwin p. Parker, Vim. Faxon, II. C..
Robinson" In acceding to this request, Mr. Buck mod
esy writes cannot Gater myself that the music Of
fbe Centennial Cantata' IS intriuslcally worthy OF
the honor YOU propose paying IT, still, as we are living
in whst is but the dawn OF American musical actlyl
INV work may possibly have historical interest TO
writers OF ay TO an hundred years hence. To them at
least may serve as example of how little their lore
fathers were pleased to be satisfied wlth''
MAGGIE MITCHELL AS PEARL OF SAVOY.
Maggie Mitchell began the last week of her
engagement at the Standard Theatre last evening as
Marie IN tho "Pearl OF Savoy" This character com
bines fewer elements Of interest than either OF the
others Faiehon and AmB-with which this excellent
actress Is identified but In her personaOn II at least
Invested with the charm OF n0iyete and made strong
aud coherent as the text will possibly admit Of There
Is always a satisfaction IN behOldng the result
bf conscientious endeayor, but Maggie Mitchell
adds 20 this the attraction Of varied and grace
t, talents which have taken a strong hold upon the
bopuar heart and multitude Of persons viii hear with
pleasure that the engagement now drawing 10 close
es been encouraged BY substantial marks Of approval
Ind esteem She assisted last evening by Mr. Will
liam Harris as LoysiaOi Mr.. Harry HOttO PerTot Mr
Russell Bassett Commander Mr. Gustavus Lcylek as
frtAU Miss Marie Prescott as Dame ldrgdret, Mrs T.
PRESCOTT as the MarehiOnsss aud Miss Olivia Rand Of
The Boston Theatre-her first appearance bereas ChOn
h0H. The stage-settinE was picturesque ana apnrOpl
se, and the play received with cordial and at umes
kuthusiastic applause.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

CONGRESSMAN ELLSWORTH SEVERELY BEATEN
DETROIT, April 15.-Congressman Charles G.
Ellsworth who Is visiting his home at Greenvie. was
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
PRISON LABOR.
THE STATE PRISONS NEARLY sELr-sUsrAINING DUR

ING THE MONTH OF MARCH.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRBUNEl
ALBANY, April 15.-Superntemdent Prlsbury
has just received the financial reports Of the prisons for
the month Of March. They unusually favorable,
showing rapid advance toward the state Of being SELF
staining and ahOrding income for the State.
The reports are rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
6pecial Notlees.


WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed in before p to.
Bangs s Co.. CSC Broadway,
VIII sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, April II, &c,
at $3.50 pm.
A LIBRARY
OF MISCELLANEOUS BOoKs-standard Works in Biogra
ply Essays Fiction History, Medicine Poetry, Romance
and Theology Also Illustrated Works, &c.
MONDAY. April 22,
A choice collection Of ARCHITECTU RAJ and FINE ART
BOOKS.
Bair's Pills.-Engsh remedy for Con! and Rheumausm
RSn - F II sod S OS Sy %al Druggists M 'o "H
Nervous Exhaustion medical essay comprising
of lectures delivered at Kahns Museum Of Anatomy New.
dspatSSy how lost health may FeSaine aaodng clear
nervous and physical debility being result Of 20 years
Ky Rq SSf & ssa% %sy
gPssr Oaico SouceThs foreign for the ending
April 20 ls @ ydD T sGss ss a 4s oSs 4a
wa coesDondenoe for France 10 be forwarded
for France direct by steamship Perere via Havre on
TIT RSDAY at a. m for EuFoPe 6y sseSasR d AarsuG S
be by this steamer must be specially Addressed
cRerSoarE eRs SS II an ana az ha%SaIs
Germany scotland to BE- Or. adedby
6r ' s:Cana sc o By .smsnp California ssoE
and ar iiSO a IN for Europe by steamship MOsel via
Southampton Bremen. The steamships Algeria Adriauo
ana NORWAY The mails for Mexico leave Newly Ofk April
ie The mails for Aspnwa and South Pacific ports leave
April TO- The mails for China and Japan eaye san
Francisco May The mails for Australia &c. leave san
frAH'i''O A"' -'' TIL JAMES, Postmaster.
Post ofhce. New.York. April l3, 1875.
Removals II. WALES & SON have removed TO their
@ RfT be- clad to see their patrons and friends publish 6s
Scientific and solicit patents Tor Inventions IN ths
and ali foreign countries
Republicun Central Committee Regular monthly meet
ing al Republican Hail. 3Sdst near BrOad"ay ths iuesdD
evening at O'clock ,,,,r - ,,,.,cr~r>, p...t,.,,
soioS H. SMITH NTH {secrotaries.
Meefng of the Executive Committee al Z Z O'Clock.
s JOEL W. MASON, Chairman.
yee and srubs the best Sorts both decidU0us aud
Everqrea RhOdOdendrOns, Roses Flushing n ~ near
BridEeSt stntOn of Flushing r. r. Catalogues at city Ohce
lO7 flberty-st, or Post ONCE Box 49, FlnshlnR n T.
X. B. PARSONS & Co.
We hare ,rety reeefred seeera Inroiecs Of unusually
DIAMONDS Of desirable sizes Whieh ogr both SET
and UNSET, at rery close prteeG
HOWARD & CO., FUh GeenHe and TrentyHiaths s.
Ready this Morning!
THE SEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
The issue OF to-day contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
CHOICE EDITORIALS
HUMoRs OF THE DAY.
RussoTURKIsH WAR DISPATCHES AND GENERAL
~rrNrFa
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

IN FINANCIAL DISTRESS.
FIRMS EMBARRASSED.

NEN-1ORh EMDAhh4hooi@b'
ASSIGNMENT BY HEITRR a CANS GEORGE W. BAs-
sETr 4 co. IN TRoUBLE-YOUSGs SMITH CO.'S
sCHEDUIEs-BRoKERs TEMPORARILY CRIPPLED
OTHER EMBARRAsSMENTS.
Heiter & Cans, manufacturers OF umbrellas,
have made an assignment for the benefit Of their credit
ors. Their saesrooms and mandatory are at NO 3i9
Broadway At the time Of the assignment they had In
their employ $50 persons all OF whom were paid in fu
yesterday Mr. Heer borrowing the money from friend
for this purpose The OF the failure is ascrbed to
shrnkage values, sharp competition, unfortunate real
estate ventures, and losses through q patent Mr.
Heiter began business in this city in 1864,
Levi p. Cans becoming his partner in 1868
Through the purchase OF automatic patent the firm
lost 100000. For loan a friend It was compelled to
take the tenement houses Nos 263 and 265 Mon
rOest causing loss Of 100000 Mr. Heiter states that
II the creditors forced settlement the losses would DO
heavier than at present estimated The liabilities Of the
firm placed at $230,OOO. Among the creditors are
G. A. AuinOrdt Co., $50 900; American Manufacture
ing Company, -. 900; william II. DeForest, $4,000; ;
Opcrtrfcr Abbeg 50 600 The assets will not exceed
Sl25O00 and consist Of the property on Monroe stock
hand and open accounts The assignee Is g. j. Lesem
OF the firm Of s. j. Lesem, Brother Co.. OF Quincy Ill.,
who has his desk in the Office OF Heiter & Cans.
Henry ]. Youngs, Sidney r. Smith aud ApollOs Smith
NomSs Smith IL Co., commission merchants, No. 7S
South-st fled yesterday their schedules stating their
liabilities at $3IO70 10; their nominal assets at S474
800 03 aud ter real assets at 500 90 Their largest
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

BIair's Pis.-Engsh remedy for Cons and Rheumatism
Box "a Pills 81 25 by mail H. PLANTEN & son, ga VII,
lIsm-st. Y. Y. Sold by druggists.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

We hare late,y reeired seeera Iroiecs Of unusually choice
DIAMONDS Of all desirable sizes hieh ogsr both SET
and UNSET at rery close prJeeS
HOWARD & CO., ETIh GrenHe and Tgenty.niRh 81.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

MISCELLANEOUS BOoKs-standard Works in Bogra
ply Essays Fiction. History Medicine, Poetry, Romance
and Theology. Also Illustrated Works. &c.
MONDAY. April %,
A choice collection Of ARCHITECTU RAJ and FINE ART
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

Advertisements Intended for the next issue Of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed in before ?. m to-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-02-21

A Printers Observation-Disclosures
years ago, when the writer was a re-
porter upon an eastern paper, it de-
voved on him to write for the same
edition an account OF the representa-
ton ofa gold headed cane to the Rev.
DR.. Nudge, the Clergyman of that
place, and a description Of a new hog
killer machine at the factory. Now,
what made Mr., Nudge mad was this !:
The inconsiderate buccaneer who
made up the form got the two locals
mixed IN frightful manner, and
when We went to press something like
this was the result:
Some Of Mr.. Mudge's friends called
on him yesterday, and after a brief
consultation the unsuspecting hog
was seized by the hind legs and slid
along the beam, until he reached the
hot water tank. His friends explained
the object of their visit and presented
him with handsome gold headed
butcher, who grabbed him by the
tail, and swung him around, and in
less than a minute the carcass was in
the water. Thereupon he came for.
ward and said there were times when
the feelings overpowered one, and for
that reason he would not attempt to
do more than thank those around
him, for the manner in which so huge
an animal was cut in fragments was
astonishing. The doctor concluded
his remarks, the machine seized him,
and in less than it takes to write it,
the hog was cut into fragments and
worked lato delicious sausage. The
occasion will be remembered by the
doctor ) friends as one Of the most de-
Iightful Of their lives. The best piec-
es can be Obtained for fifteen cents
per pound, and VIC are sure those who
have sat under his ministry, will re-
ioice to hear that he has been so hand
somely treated.
Mad Well, about nine o'clock
that morning the office hal been aban-
doned by every man but the adver-
tsing clerk, and he assembled to the
roof and robed himself in boiler iron,
SO that he could see the clergyman
tearing around down in the street
with his congregation, all wearing the
panopIy Of war and carrying butcher
knives ana things. The next day we
apoIogized, but the doctor stopped
his subscription.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-02-21
OPpUaNS, COURT,

ORPHANS COURT.
ORPHANS Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday OF each week.
Chief Judge-Wm. j. Black.
A.,ocintes-Thomas lIolbrunner and inc
Hightmcn.
Regi.tcr of W1h-Col John r. Rouzcr
COUNTY Commisstoners-.John Witherow
President: Solomon y Devilbiss los. Gro
misc, Stephen r. Bowus, David NJ. Whip
Clerk to C,,rmis,one.--H F. Steiner.
Collector Of State and County Tares-"
Fl Miller.
County Surseyor-Wm. II. Ramsburg.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
prcsidcnt James w.rearre; Commission.
ors-WiIliam G Baker. lanes w. lroXcr
Joseph Brown, Henry Boyle.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
District No. 15-Fre'rk White, Mrchan
icstown: G. L. Fror. Graceham; VIM. >
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace.
REGISTRAR or VOTERS.
District No. l5-Bcrnard Co!liiower