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mstaka able stamp OF the self-respectful. success
full toler. for daily bread. There are some
young and beautiful women here. too not beau
tiful In the style Of the petted darlngs OF wealth.
but as beautiful in form and features rs they,
with the added charm OF women who feel that
tho benefits which they receive are their Just
due mcritod by their perseverance and forth
tude in submitting to the ordeal OF giving refer
ences and recommendations which they have
honorably won: and tho older ladies are from
among the very best types OF women who have
conquered the, difficult problem Of Ii fe to sim
gle woman who prizes character above mere
worldly moneycd success in the dubious kinds
of trade which are sometimes resortcd to in
great city by women OF shrewdness and weaker
All Of tho working women who arc guests OF
TINS hotel have at least the consoling reelection
that an intelligent minority OF men outside tho
displayed in Drawing what has been made
matureiy considered The step before taxing it.
They know that they live in q free country,
for which they could not find redress. How
brave they have been in accepting the benefits
OF the house the projectors. and the .propretors
know all the outside difficulties and
prejudices these women have had 70 over
a storm. Of malicious y rldieule to meet.
Even II the original intention Of tho house is to
be aiGandoned these women should always ,S DC
ent rates. To many Of them the greatest at
traction Of the house would then be gone. for
ment. its refined charm, would be lost. ltwould
then DO cheap board in n good hotel. nothing
more; and women of the stamp that have met
and conversed with since have been here. can
command that anywhere. They have bravely
! submitted. and submission often requires more
| bravery than rebellion.
| / can conscicntiously encourage all who can
| afford TO accept the terms Of the Womans Hotel
| 10 try tho experiment OF boarding here. The
benefits far exceed the sacrifices they will have
| 20 make. and the trial is easily made. III IL IL
| not satisfactory they are no worse OF than bo-
fore. There Is no rule that forces them TO stay.
| All who are here now seem to be more than sat
|
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INDIGNANT DEPOsITORs.
The sixpenny's Mortgage the sponord
Property-InvestIEntIon Wanted.

At meeting Of the depositors Of the Six
penny Savings Bank Yesterday the Rev. Wash
inRton Rodman. Claiming Stebblns. J. c. J..
Langbein J. ID. Meagher. and Morris +. Dow
ley affixed their signatures TO a report in which
II is said:
There existed among the officers and trustees ring or
asters which have fallen TO the ba - are directly attrbu.
table They have no faith in The apparent sincerity Of
making up the d. hcency IN The assets We call upon the
known as the spoori bonds The committee think there
so, groand e, ndicne tnc te.,ons cngescd IN that
Government were parties to this seemingly fraudulent
proceeding.
In regard to the spofrord bonds Mr.. Chan
ming Stcbbins, n member OF the investigating
committee read the following:
We suggest to Receiver Russell OF the sxpenny Savings
Bank that he should inquire carefully into the facts
nccied with the mortgage the socallcd spoord prop
s5o6 The nortsngas given in ~ Ia wss
This time that The Government hired the spoord prop
Port TIE m m contains oisen ,h az any
IL Thi. property rented TO the Treasury Department
Of the United States Government at rental g sssgo
sd SasS ri S 10 Iard # nc r Il s e
inquire Z is worth as much now, IN view Of the i'm
S1sT srHhsse q a.. real es 81 Yet he trustees Of The
advanced it, for which assccury they hold Of tour
concurrent mortgages Tor the aggregate amount Of $3.50
COO The sponcrd property cannot be sold for 100000
A voicc-eo Grants and Haycs's adminstra-
tions are connected with the Sixpenny Savings
The committee also reported that the bank
officers, when applied to Tor information. were
reticent. Many Of the bonds and mortgages
were bad. or insufllclently secured. The de-
positors will probably receive dividend OF
forty per cent. within ninety days. and in the
end seventy-nvc or eighty per cent.
An astonishing feature OF tho committees dis
coverics was that the President OF the bank had
negotiated "a loan Of sil 900 by pledging Coy
| ernmcnt bonds to the amount Of 100000 in tho
| Nassau Bank. Shortly aftcrward certain IA
| vored depostors had drawn this 100000 togo.
| Their with f56.4S7. from the savings bank. The
| committee think that this money was mainly
| paid to deposdors who had been informed by
| the officers that the bank was about to close.
The Rev. DR.. Olcott opposed the adoption OF
| the committees report. He thought that the
| bank officers had acted honestly, A storm OF
| misses greeted him. and he was tainted with
being friend Of the bank officers. He retired
and tho report was adopted almost unani-
mously,
Mr. Charming stehbins said that the officers
OF the bank had Intentionally wrecked theil
own institutions but that when they could moi
get their own man appointed rs receiver they
| tried TO beg on and not have the bank 81, ID.
| A committed was appointed TO see tLa the
| officers Of the bank are prosecuted.
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CONTRASTING A MILLIoNAIREs WILL.
A Brooklyn brewer who had Three Living
wives 10 share his Estate.

TROY, April 13.-Col. Walter W. Price, a
wealthy brewer Of Brooklyn and builder OF a
costly summer residence on Lake George.
known as Price Manor" died during 1874
He was addicted to matrimonial vagaries.
having contracted three marriages while tho
women we're all living. He either bought their
consent or enlisted their sympathics TO affair
release from his marital obligations. He paid
to one largo sum, $4,000 1t is said for that
purpose. Several children resulted from his
various marriages. He left property valued at
about 81 ,0OO.000. and bcqueathed his estate
seeminRly in proportion 70 his affection. Nellie
ed the probate Of the will. and suit has been on
since August last at Glen's Falls before Isaac j.
Davis. Surrogate OF Warren county. Judge
Crane OF Saratoga county and Senator Hughes
OF Washington county are among the counsel
engaged in the case. and this morning Mr.. A.
Oakley Hall arrived from New York to assist the
litinants.
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Athlete. Running and walking.

The members Of the Scouish-American Club
had their first games Of the season the grounds In
West Fifty fourth street yesterday There were siS
starters ia the one mile walk and H. II West ct brook.
Ign Won the tnal heat n : 80 The - ward run WAS
Won hV NJ l. Moore in y seconds Three mOiuDUrs
started N the three mile walk ami thas Luanor Won in
- o. NoriM won the hall mile run ~ 50 The games
were ended with atug OF war.
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The boy at Sunday school. when asked who made the
beautiful surrounding hills replied that he did not know
as his parents had only moved into town the day before
Equally sensible those who persist in using the
wholesome, disgusungly large, and drastic pills, while
DR. pitrCvs Pleasant PnrgaNe Pellets which are sugar.
coated and little larger than mustard seeds will, hy
their gentle yet positive action upon the stomach and
liver speedily correct all indigo and orpidy OF the
liver thus permanently curing constipation.
Read what ph9 scians say:
SAN LRANpRo, Cal, Jan. G. 1877
DR., PIERCE.
Dear sir; have employed your Pleasant Purqatve
Pellets In my practice for the last four years
other Alternative cathaTtc medicine in all chronic
arrangements Of the stomach, liver and bowels know
OF nothing that equals them. j. A. MILLER, NJ. ID.
DR. PmRCg, AHA Iowa, July TO- 1878,
Dear sir. Your Pleasant PuHatiye Pellets arc all YOU
claim them to he also regard your Golden Medical Dis
coNCry, Fhvortc lcscrJ ton, aud Sages Catarrh Rem
edy very superior medicines b. CovsISs, NJ. D. ado
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LETTER OF prrrrY SURROGATE ". n SKINNER.

LETTER OF DEPUTY SURROGATE W. NJ SKINNER.
SrRRoGArks Orricr. wHirr PLANS, !
WesichcstCr county, y. Y, April q, l'7s.
Ny Dear SIR Some years ago injured my ankle.
laid up for two years The wound would not heal,
and compelled TO move about crutchcs spent
six hundred dollars in medicine and doctors hut all
in vain finally began to Brandreths Pills In doses
Of Ave six every day. After using the Pills two weeks
the offensive discharge from the fever much
less This greatly encouraged me- and continued to
the Pills for nearly six weeks when the ulcer healed and
my ankle became perfectly well Altogether used some
fifteen boxes Of Branlre,hs Pills This is a wonderful
cure, and you ought to publish it.
Yours truly. W. NJ. SKINNER.
Hon d. BRASpRErH
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Susintss nOiltts.


The Best survive.
We have nearly every imitation Of our
VEGETABLE PILLS
out, and those remaining are from appearances,
dragging on a very feeble existence, while
BRANDRETms PILLS
growing firmly in the appreciation Of ineli.
gent public.
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Telegraph Operator. II. Athletes.

Western Union telegraph operators had somo
interesting athletic sports in the West Side Driving Park
N j.. yesterday. There twelve entries for the one
mile walking handicap. J. Foster was the winner,
time minutes ~ seconds Nv Donahue was victorious
~ the sIaning broad jump making ieet II inches NJ
DOnahuo also won the standing hop, step ana Jump p
H. Mitchell won the 100 yards run; time seconds W
Mears the victor in the running high Jump Mr.
DOnahue won the running hop, step and Jump comeal
three legged race was won by " Landy and q. Merrill
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MORE TESTIMONY.
LETTER FROM N. II. BAKER DISTRICT ATTORNEY
or WEsTCHESTER COUNTY
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS Orucr, wHirE PLAINS.
Wosichcser county, April ?, 1878.
My Dear Doctor. have used Brandroths Pills myself
and in my family for the last eighteen years have
found them the best blood purifiers In tc world Their
use makes the Ninn clear and healthy am pre-.
disposed to Rheumatism, at the first symptoms or
two doses Of your Pills always cure me I have also
found them very useful for bilious headache. ami can
recommend them as most valuable family medicine.
Yours truly.
NELSON II. BAKER
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SptsML N0tlte5.

.rnINn laANn nNAWIN.0-

TIIINn UYANn UNAWINN
COMMONWEALTH DISTRICT rlON CO.
In tho city o Louisville, ny, April ~ 1874 or money
rrtUnipd under the suprrN i-lou u Il g. Nlncr,iuttl
Treas Nv. Gen Ilarr. FROST Mexican Tr9n,pnrt nj N
co.. and other prominent ctlen. Si2h0lI win ho lii-
ilutod fum the capital pltIes so Oh t1JOb SlpOD
5000 down 10 SlO lckcts, SO; haNcs ~ quart
81 Address orders for tickets or Information 10 nm
mouWca'th Distribution Co, Courier Journu HuilIlug.
Louisville, Ky, or H. PORTER A CO.
Eastern Agents, l,227 BroadwaY y Y
$40 BHoADN OFFICE KENTVCk
Tickets, a. NILLIAM~tN A 90
NOfl, E-For the accommodanon Of our patrons wo
WIN Keep ON oicc open until O'Clock this Saturday
evening.
S17O>5, KENTUCKY STATE DlsIRtBr.
ton. Sale closes Monday morning Aprl 10, at II 80.
Whole tickets 81. III LIZARD co,
0u7 Broadway above 10th t.
ELM LOLENGES, for Coughs For sale hy all dru-gisr
CASMElL co, ProPrietOrs, corner Washington ami
Winter sts Boston.
CONSTIPATION, WHICH GIVES RISE
"a many troubles is cured and prevented By Car
ters Little Liver Pills soA by all druggists Depot "a
Iark place,
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Arrived-SArUHnAY April 10.
SIS Egypt, Grogan. Liverpool April and Queenstown
4th
Sc Herman Livingston Daggctt. Savannah.
IS Eleanora. johnson. Portland.
SIS Alhcmarlc, Gibbs, Lewes, Del
IS GLADYS, Britain. Catania.
IS Mosel. Neynaber Bremen March 81, and southamp
ton April >.
ship India, Hutchnson. Antwerp.
Ship Lucy Wills Pritchard. Calcutta
Shin kalliopc, Larsen. Hamburg
BARK demon, falck Barcelona.
Bark FranKisks Olsen. savannah
Bark Achillc I. CcreOych. southampton
Bark Chiarina. Garcia Csstollaulrc
Bark Charles Ward, Gay, Guantanamo.
Bark Cibclcs Premuda. Belfast
Bark Chigncct. SHAW, Antwerp.
Bark Columbia bckerson. Trinidad.
Also the usual cuastwi.c vessels.
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The great clearing sale OF lie Boutlller Bros,
in East Fourteenth street. viii be the point Of attraction
in that fashionable horoughfare this week The prices
advertised lower than ever and ladies who have not
done their spring shopping will do well TO examine the
stock Of the lie Bouulcrs before purchasing elsewhere
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Six dress shirts to measure So fourply linen collars
81 20 doz understands, drawers, low prices John
ston 200 Grand ST. also 427 9th Az COL 26lh tt-Ade
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Rupture.-Trusses. supporters. Bcts. &c. Prices to
suit tile tines Adjustable Pressure fruss Co 1855 Broad
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The Peruvian Syrup "a preparation Of IRON stores the
vigor Of youth to the woTn0ut system.-Aip
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Mrs. winsiow's Soothing Syrup for Children
t,cthiug sofcus the gums. reduces Inflammation aay
all pain, and cures wind cole.
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Keeps dress shirts the very best that can be man.
ufActurcd SIX for 60 made 10 measure Is cheap enough
even these hard umcs-Adc
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MEME I.sTELLIaE NCE.

:, MINIATURE ALuASAc-rHls
- sun SETS. q 39lNoon sets. q So
- wArrR-Tnts DAY.
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov siant IS Hell Gate... 7 %
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IMts. ~ ~. Murih 81 - Now lMmrrh Il. slllr.
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can be prevented and cured by using rhip,s rallta
bic Cod Liver OIL in combination with rhuslho NUtri
tine Try IT, All druggists. Fiat st-Adc
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For n lame and painful back RESsoSs CArciSr PoRors
PLAsrRis positively the best known remedy II acts AZ
once sootss and relieves pain Immediately. II in
vented Ia overcome the slow action tc ordinary
ons plaster 1t Is recommended by physician. every
where Ask ph stefan n IL Is not the best plaster in
the world. Sold by all druggists. Price 25 cents
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Rupture Curcd-Forty' wears cNneriencc Dr
MAkSll~ treatment tie only safe AMI tual gur,.
only oacc N,soy ST., Aston House, opposite ST. rauls
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HIP disease, contracted limbs. and curved
spine can now ho cured without surgical ration.
pain. or confinement Heavy ami expensive sunuurtcrs
di~. aricd. Nochurge Tor cNaminatnn DR. MANN has
had 81 years experience. ohcc. lij West 4l-t
urday, sunday, and Monday afternoons
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SOLD Wy ALL DRUGGISTS
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 2oi CANAL ST A.,
BRANDRETH HOUSE, Y.
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EivE r0E Is n"rsr or'NnrsGwY.i -


u NTlII 7 ~ n" Y NO VT IT0 7 N
sermon % ~ ia.gr' wo "a o.. s'ni ai - N y,
ON 'IuHanil A."r ~ i'N 100 y D Places, with .o.ne
reference tottrf .uN4 ID $50. rvrrl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

FACT VERSUS THEORY 49, On August ,,
1878 Western Union Telegraph stock sold
81 the New York Stock Exchange for sac
per share September 18th, 1878, this same
stock sold 81 60 "a fuetushon Of llM
per cent in A days. 10000 shares OF this
stock bought ~ S4]s on a margin Of per
cent, required an actual capital of $4,000
The same stock sold at the advanced price,
S6h, showed a profit of el,175 per 100
shares, or liM pr cent. on the stock. On
The whole 10000 shares the actual profit
was tli7 800 or l1% times the capital used
within the brief space mentioned. People
often theorize about supposable cases. The
above are hard facts shown by the Official
record Very few persons, however, are
able to invest singly the $4,000 necessary
to reap such fabulous profits as were gained
by the above transaction, but Aessrs. Law
renee Il Co., bankers, VI Exchange Place,
New York City, have issued new circular
showing how large or small sums may be
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RIVER NEWS.

The Desast will be here to-day for Pa.
ducsh
The Belle hemph. is III. Sunday night
boat FOR Vicksburg
The Woodruff cut loose yesterday and
went up the Ohio.
River ris.ns oil the way 10 Pittsburgh,
with n. feet reported there.
The James Gilmore went up the Ohio
with heavy tow, 10 bsrges,
The Donn,lly added largely at the Mar
row Gauge late last night
The Iron Mountain and bsrg.s leave st.
Louis Sunday morning for New Orlean,
The snsebost kcComb, will 60 south To-
day, having finished her cosling Yesterday
evening.
The Belle 81 Louis for Memphis and
Gold Dust for New Orleans will be here to.
morrow
Business exceedingly dull on the wharf
yesterday, no arrivals or departures up to G
p. N. A hard rain set in al II O'Clock 4
u and continued until lste at night,
q Person Miller having obtained the
appointment Of wharf master at Fillmore
City, feels that his reward has been ample
for the part he took in the matter, and will
die happy probably when E. time comes
Pilots report the condition of the chain,
since the excavations by the government,
have commenced, IS very unsatisfactory.
The consequence Of the removal Of the rock
which previously acted as dam, backing
the water up and making fair channel, the
water has spread, leaving shallow places
heretofore unknown
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An Open Lett.r:--It Speaks for Itself.

Rooxroe-, MAR, April 2, 1877.
Mr.. Error Having read 10 your paper the re-
pors Of tie remarkable csres o. cstsrrh, am in
duced 10 tell what know about catarrh, and fan
cy the snuff and "inAAliug tube" makers
dollsr grabbers-woud he glsd II they could embla.
2on similar cure In the pspsfs For twenty years
] have suffered with cstsrPA The uasel passages
became completely closed. sous. dust, aehep, IN.
hsling tubes and sticks would no, work, though al
intervals would SNUFF sp the 90 called ca,arrh snug
Sniil became valuable tester for such medicines
] gradually grew verso, and % eoe can know how
much suffered or what . miserable being was Nv
head sehed over nv eyes 90 thst wss confined 70
my bed for many Successive days, ssGering the Most
ntense pain, which ct one time lassd for las hours
All sense Of taste and sne esse sight end hearing
gone nervous system sAsttared esd constitution
broken. aud l was havkias snd spitting seven
eighths Of the time. prayed for death 10 relieve
me Of my su6erings. 4 favorable nstice In yonr
paper Of DR.. Ssges Catsrrh Remedy induced me to
purchase package and use II With DR.. Sages nasal
douche, which applies the remedy by hydiostati,
pressure, the only way compatible with conlmos
sense Well, Mr., Editor. II did not cure ME in three
fourths OF q second, nor 10 one hour or month but
In ess than eight minutes uss relieved and in
three months cured and have remained 90 for over
10 months. While using the CaArYh Remedy used
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Nscsvery to purify my
blood and strergthen my stomach. also kept r.y
liver active and bowels regular BY the use Of his
Pleasant Purgstive Pellets II my experience win
induce other sufferers ia seek tho same means Of 70
lief this letter will have sasvered lite purpose.
Yours truly, 3 y, RENNlCK.
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Some weeks ago q granddaughter of Mr..
Provost, who owns the mill At Fair Haven,
on the Castle Shannon Railroad was attack.
ed with diptheris. The disease yielded
10 treatment, but during ito continuance
the child put its thumb into its mouth and
either broke the skin or ther. was previous
wound on the thumb, Is the viru. from the
mouth took effect in the member. The
poison spread so rapidly that in the hope of
checking it, the thumb was smputated At
the fist JOINT. In a day or two il became
evident that another eIcision wa. Necessary,
and the remainder Of the MEMBER was taken
off. Its now learned that the poison is
still doing its deadly work, and at consul.
'ation of medical men il was decided to am.
rutate the arm midway between the wrist
and elbow. The parents ofthe child pro-
tested, and the operation was postponed for
the present, but the doctors think there is no
other hope Of saving the little ones life.
Pittsburgh Dispatch,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-16

As to the cause of the sounds frequently
heard to proceed from telegraph wires in
the open air it has been customary
to accept the wiud--it producing the
sounds by direct vibration similar 10 those
OF the Eolisn harp. A writer in en- Austrian
journal, however, calls attention TO the fact
that one who gives clow observation TO
both the wire and sounds will find tina. the
latter make themselves obvious likewise
when there is total absence Of wind and
in quiet morning in winter, when the
wires appear covered with frost TO the
thickness Of finger, they nevertheless
carry on lively vibrations and swinging
while the air is totally quiet According to
this writer, therefore, the vibrations are
due, not 10 the wind. but to the changes
OF atmospheric temperature, and especially
through the action Of cold, asa lowering
of the temperature induces a shortening
0. the wires, extending over the whole length
Of the conductor A considerable amount
Of friction ia produced on the supporting
bells, thus inducing sound both in the wires
and the poles.
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CLOUD OF WITNESSES:

The following named persons ere among the
thousands who have been cured OF catarrh By the
use of DR. Ssges Cstsrh Remedy:
Downs, New Genevs, Pa q Brown ST. 10
seph, Mo; Z C Lewis, Rutland VT; Chas Norctop
North Chesterfield, No; Milton Jones, Serbia, Y !;
J Miller, Brldgcr station, Wy; j G Merryman
Post, Logansport. Ind; J " Bailey, fremont,
Pa; II b Ayers, Iaporte Ind Jesee NJ Sears, Fort
Branch, Ind; l. l. Williams, Canton, No; W "
Thsyer, onargs III; y B Nichols, Jr, Galveston.
Tex; Z Rcinert, Stoneville, Pa " Lusk, McFar
land, Wis; johnson Williams, Helmick, o; Mrs N
Curry, Trenton, Tenn; J !oslin, Keene, y II :;
Grayspon, o; c II Chase, Elkhavt: Ind; Mrs Hen.
~ llaight san frsc.isco, Cal; Mrs 4 NJ GRllusha
Lswrencevile, NY;w ] Graham. Adel, 10; A q
Smith Newman, ca; Chas n Rice, Baltimore, Md;
Jesse VI Sears, Carlisle, Ind, Dan r Miller, Fort
Wayne Ind; Mrs Minnie Arnatse, sSO Delaney ct,
\ Y; II " Hall, Hastings Mich; Wn + Marston
Lowell Macs; Mrs CT Spurton, Camden Ala; y
Raw, Fredericktown, o: Mrs Lucy Hunter. Farm
ington, III Capt Y J Spsulding, Camp Stamhaugh
Wy; W Tracy, Steamboat pOck. 10; Mrs Lydia
Waite, Shushan, N Y; in Peck, junction City
Mont; Henry Roe Bsptss, Cal l. Cummings
Ren'oul, IL: 5 z Jones. fsebeston, Four Corners
\ !; Geo + Kali, Ebonlo, cal; Vim Bartre
Sterling Pa II Sam, ~ renn st, Pittsburg, Pa;
RJackmsn, MisueI's Depot, Ky; Henry Zobist, Gen
eva, NY Hattie Parrot. Montgomery, Ohio; l. Led.
Warner North Jackson, Mich Mary 4 Winnie Da.
rien, Wis; John 2isger, Carlisle Springs, Pa; Jas
Tompkins, st Cloud, MINI; Enoch Duer, Pawncs
City, Neb; Joseph 7 Miller Xenia, O; s b Nichols,
Galveston, Tex Il L Laird, Upper Alton, III John
Davis Prescott, Arizona; Mrs Nancy Graham, For
est Grove, Oregon J W Roberts, Asricopn, Ari-
Hona.