davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18

IL afe.s Sine. 81 ., l4tl pri.s1t.l-
egraphiefepsse afths croeprosspfece iasthe
northwest. The general one Of the dis
patches is favorable, and agree that the
wheat crop promises q bsa1susually lalss..
The product of this crop i'd WiscssnG1Sh6
Minnesot. is sssim.sedst $4,000, 600 bush.
Ella.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18
Che Daily 9ress aud aatutaiau
yAAkroH DAKOTA.
wednesdaj'evsnins June is, 1879.

Conkling and Bayard are 81.
Grant and Hayes were born the same
year-l0e9.
SSereta1sshesAas lss58.
One Of the astronomers on the planet
Jupiter has Just discovered David Davis,
while the judge was trying to keep /, the
back ground.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18

Each package contains Or. eAnfsrdt Improved
s easss: fr 1ssi i'd. On f 1S:l al. s1.t s. III W Sc y: = q. ~
ERetsil DrusE KSs s%shrops sS~t re Unitsd State s.. anS
and wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18
Respectfully M, 9 ~ .fto,aRoox,

wALrnAx. MASS. Jan. 8, 1876.
ST. purchased tho RADICAL- CuAl OF GEO
Il. ROGERS. Druggist. Rumford Building.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-18

. Me,hodiats Of Niobrara. will build
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
BUILDING FUND COMPANIES.

The East-End Building Fund Company,
organized in May, 1872, meets the second
Monday III each month. John j. Wright,
president; WilIiam.H. Peasants, secretary
and treasurer.
Mutual Building and Loan Association,
organized in March, 1873, meets the first
and third Monday nights in each month.
John J. Wright, president; William Lorcn-
stein, secretary and treasurer.
Perpetual Building, Loan and Trust Com
pany, organized in July, 1915, meets the
second and fourth Tuesday nights in each
month. Sampson 1IirSh, president; Will
liam Loyensten. cashier
Mechanics Building Fund Company, NJ.
>, organized in 1875 on Il basis OF 1900
shares st par value OF 800 each. Charles
Herbert, presidents; c. {. Thon, treasurer !;
John \. KratZ, secretary.
Mechanics Building Fund Company, No.
3, organized in 1877. Capital, LOGO shares
at 5000 each. Charles Herbert, president;
c. G. Thon, treasurer; John \. Kralz, sec
rotary.
Wcst-End Building Fund Company, or
ganizel in 1877, meets every Monday night.
Christian Unkel, president; +. L. Thol',
secretary.
CoL0RED COMPANIES.
Virginia Building and Savings Company.
Chartered March, 1876. j. ChildrcsS, pre-
sident; II. N. Brooks, vice-preSidcnt: 2.
Ii. Voolfolk, cashier. Office, 3l3 north
Fifth street.
Vii ginia Home Building Fund and Loan
Association. Chartered 1868. Is now wind
ing up its business. Officers: Joseph T..
Farrar. president; John ii. Lewis, treas
urer:..P. II. Voolfolk, secretary. Office,
3l3 north Fifth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
BANKS.

First National Bank: Paid-up caplta',
5000. 600: surplus fund and undivided pro-
fits, $4,000. l. Davenport, Jr., president;
S. A Glover, cashier.
Mel chants National Bank: Paid-llp capt.
tai, 100000; surplus fund, S2O,OOO.
Thomas Branch, president; j. b. Morton,
cashier.
National Bank OF Virginia: Paid-up capt.
tai. $500, 900; surplus fund, $4,000. +. ..
Netting, president; J. W. Lockwood, CASH
Ter. -,
Planters National Bank: Paid-up capital,
S3OC, 900; surplus fund, 100000. JOHN b.
Davis, president; w. Il. Quarles, cashier.
State Bank OF Virginia: Paid-up capital,
$500, 900. John L. Bacon, president; Will
liam NJ. Hill cashier.
Union Bank: Pad-up capital, $3.50, 1000.
I. Davenport, Jr., president; james Miller
cashier.
Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany: Paid-uD capital, $4,000; surplus
fund, $4,000. John 3. Davis. president
Mann s. Quarles, cashier.
Merchants and Planters Savings Bank :
Iad-up capital, Sl3O,5O0; surplus fund,
$40, 900. John IL. Montague, president
William A. jenkins, cashier.
Bank Of Commerce Authorized capital,
$780, 900. William G. Taylor, president
John &. Williams, cashier.
Citizens Bank OF Richmond: Paid-up
capital, 100000; surplus fund, $4,000
Il. w. Pickrell, president; E. b. Snead,
asher.
City Bank OF Richmond: Paid-up capital
1892 900; surplus fund, $500. Edward
Cohen, president; William r. Trigg, cash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
RICHMOND COLLEGE

Continues to exhibit her usual rigor IN
every department. While sharing IN tue
denression which arises from the pecunar
strinrency OF the times. she has really SUI
fered less than any college in virginia. tne
patronage continues good. the nine schoois
which compose the course OF instruction are
in full and successful operation, ana the
standard of scholarship and OF graduation
are unusually high. Fifteen young men
took the degrees Of the college during Tue
mast yeay. we note with pleasure the
founding OF scholarships IN Inc coiiese;
There are now three, fully endowed ana
afIordinc relief to needy students. Inc
asamuei TunstaIi Foundation" was also
created six months ago by hequest OF
81. 900 to the permanent endowment DV
citizen of King and Queen county, va
whose name it bears.
During the year unusual interest was
manifested in the Museum. FOUNDED IN
1874, it is accommodating large ana Varieo
assortment OF curious and useful artlcies
illustrating the past and the present. Long
desired improvements, in opening anu
grading The principal streets leading TO ana
around tine college campus, are wen ao'
yanced as the year closes, and When COM
nleted will serve to bind the college cor
poration yet more closely to our Deaut'iu'
metropolis. The establishment OF the hand-
someIy-located grounds must soon follow.
until they arc made to correspond WIN tue
admirable interior life and solid worth OF
orr leading Virginia college.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
HOME INSURANCE COMPANIES.

IlONit lNOOfGAISCC SONAr a1S1LI.
Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance
Company: D. J. Uartsook, president: j. j..
Hopkins, secretary. Surplus fund, about
$50O,000.
Virginia Mutual Protection Association :
j. n. Wilkinson, president; Fl. III. WiIliin-
son, secretary. Paid-up capital, S50,000n
Mutual Assurance Society OF Virginia:
II. \. Claiborne, principal agent; L. D..
Stegcrs secretary. Assets, 1895 200.
Virginia State Insurance Company: John
J.. Bacon, president; J. VI. Tate, secretary.
Paid-up capital, 100000; surplus, $4,000.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany: w. L. Cowardin, president; William
Ii. Mccarthy, secretary; w. i. Robins, as
si>tant secretary. Paid-up capital, S250,0O0:
surplus, S3l4,J51.C2.
Virginia Home Insurance Company: D..
j. Haltsook. president; B. c. Wherry. Jr.,
secretary. Paid-up capital, 100000; Sura
plus. $4,000.
City Fire Insurance Company: John A.
Coke, president; f. b. Meade, secretary.
Paid-up capital, S200,000; surplus innd,
$4,000.
Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany: john B. Davis, president; Mann ).
Quarlcs, cashier and acting secretary. Paid
up capital, S17j,000; surplus fund, $4,000.
Merchants and Mechanics Insurance Com
pany: 4. Y. Stokes, president; j. Blythe
Moore, secretary. Pald-up capital, $780,
900; surplus fund, $4,000.
Granite Insurance Company G.. e..
Walker, president; II. &. Peyton. secre-
tary. Paid-up capital, S200,00O; surplus
fund, $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY

VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
has library of nearly 10000 volumes, a
valuable gallery OF historic portraits, MINOR
tant manuscripts, curious relics. &c. Rooms
over the State law library, in the Court OF
Appeals building (old Sycamore church,
Annual dues OF members, SIS. Hon. Hugh
Blair Grigsby, LII. D., president; Conway
Robinson, first vice. president; William
Green, LII. D., second yice-president; VIII
liam Writ Henry, third vice.Dresident; Il.
A. Brock, corresponding secretary and libra
rian: Major George A. Barksdale, record
ing secretary. William Green (chairman),
Colonel Archer Anderson, DR.. Charles G..
Barney, Hon. Bolivar Christian, Hon. j. l..
Marye, Jr., William A. Murray. LII. D.,
Colonel IL. Coalter Cabell, DR.. William 2.
Palmer, Hon. John w. Daniel, Hon. j. L.
NJ. Curry, y. D., Ii. D., Hon. A. NJ.
Kelley, John OFT, and e1-oficio the presiding
officers and the secretaries, executive COM
mittee. Executive Committee meets month
ly, and the society at large annually. Colo
mel Sherwin McRae, general agent; Robert
r.. Brooke, treasurer. Committee on Build
ing for Society: John OFT, Henry Coalter
Cahell, Robert A. Brock.
The corresponding secretary invites cor
res pondence relating to the objects and in
terests OF the Society, contributions to its
funds and donations to its library and col.
lcctlons. Strenuous efforts are being made
to secure fund for the erection of fire.
proof bnilding for the accommodation Of the
society and inadequate to its wants by ap-
preparation from the General. Assembly and
individual subscription.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

The first organization OF State Society
for the promotion Of agriculture in Virginia
dates back to 1911, with John Marshall as
president. Its operations were suspended
by the second war with England In 1918
it was re0r@aniZed with John Taylor, of
Caroline, as president, and its work was
continued for many years. Neither OF these
societies held property or were incorpo-
rated, but were associations Of leading ag-
riculturists and men Of the professions who
knew the value TO- the Commonwealth OF
agriculture and other productive industries.
The present State Society was organized in
1852, and incorporated in 1853, with Ed
mond Ruffin as its first president. Its real
estate, consisting Of its FAIRGROUNDS and
improvements, located near the city, is
worth upwards OF 100000. This property
is exempt under charter from taxation in
view OF the fact that there are no individual
interests involved, and all the income Of the
Society Is devoted to the cause Of agricul-
tural Improvement in the State.
The Society held annual Fairs from 1858
TO 1860 inclusive, and distributed large
fund in premiums, but suspension Of niue
years then occurred by reason Of war be-
tween the States. It was re0rganiZed in
1869, with Major w. Z. Sutherlln as presi-
dent, and has continued its work and Fairs
to the present date; and during this latter
period has paid out about $4,000 in pre-
miums for the promotion OF agriculture,
horticulture, mining, manufactures, stocks
breeding, &c. "a
Its present organization. is. as follows:
Major A. II. Drewry, Westover, Charles
City county, president. W, a.. Burke. Au-
gusta; Robert Beverley, Fauquier, and
Randolph Morrison. Cumberland, vice
presidents. DR.. $. 2. Moore, Richmond;
s. w. Fieklin, Albemarle: James New man,
Grunge r. Ii. Dulany, Loudorh ); A. d.
Bowman, Augusta; T.. III. Carter, King
William; Thomas Watkins, Halifax; DIR,
r.. +. Taylor, Amelia; George W. Palmer,
Saityilie !; DIR. III. Ct. Eiizey, Biacksburg;
DR.. w. r. w alker, Goochland, and James
GhismaH, Of Rocking CHAM, executive COM.
mittee. w. G. Knight, secretary aud trea-:
snrer. q M
rho Society will issue in January. 1879,
the first No OF its journal OF Transactions
and Agriculture, which viii be published
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Office, No. Library floor, State Capitol.
General .Jubal A. Early, president; Hon.
Robert NJ. y. Hunter, yce-presldent; kcV.
J, William Jones. secretary and treasurer
Executive Committee: General Dabney IL.
Maury, chairman; Colonel Charles S. Nena-
BILE, Colonel William Preston johnson. Col
ouel. Robert f. Withers, Rev. John William
Jones, Lieutenant Colonel Archer Ander-
son, Major Robert Stiles, Judge George Il.
Christian, Colonel Thomas Fl. Carter, and
Colonel George W. Munford.
The object OF the Society is to collect
eueruthing which will throw light upon the
history OF the late "war between the
States" and t. put in shape for the future
historian the material which will enable
him to vindicate the motives and truthfuliY
record the deeds os our Confederate army
and people in their great struggle for con-
sttutional freedom.
The Society has had most successful
wear in the accomplishment o. these objects,
as their frequent acknowledgements in the
Dispatch have attested. 1t has already in
its archives an invaluable collection, which
it is seeking to increase. The publication
during the past year OF the monthly mega
Historical Society Papers,
has proven decided success. The maya
zine has received the warmest encomIums
both in this country and in Europe. 1t en-
tiers upon its fourth year with the brightest
prospects. 1t is furnished to subscribers at
So per annum. Back numbers supplied IN
bound volumes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
Richmond Mozart Association.

Organized April IS, 1876. Chartered By
the Circuit Court OF the city OF Richmond
December 16, 1876. Officers: Bradley r..
johnson, PRESIDENT; Henry W. Lubbock,
vice-president: w. Upshur Bass, secretary:
Samuel Snton, treasurer. Board OF Gov
ernorS-W. Upshur Bass, Bradley 7. John.
sen. Ira w. Blouut, Z. Courtney jenkins,
DR.. w. Leigh Burton, Ii. w. Lubbock, S.
Sprigg Campbell, Samuel Sinton, Z. \.
Hoen, Henry Z. Miller, William. \. Jen-
kins, John D. Redford, and john +. Allen.
Board OF Governors increased April 2S,
1S7S-E. K. Archer, +. r. Scott. \. Barga-
min, n. NJ. Wilson, 4. y. Williams, w. L.
Tanner, o. j. Schoolcraft, and 7. e. Pey-
ton. Active membership, 4S4.
Eureka 0uartette.
This amateur organization, as its name
indicates, is composed OF four members
namely, Messrs. Henry c. Wyatt. james Z,
Wood, William r. Riddick, and F. G. Gun.
ningham. Bennett Dashiell, pianist.
During the past year they have partici.
pated in very few concerts. They never
sing except it be for benevolent object OF
their own amusement.
Gcsangyerein Virginia.
Organized 1853. Officers: II. Schmidt
pltSiUcnl "A. 4uoH, siCS-plCSluCtI, ~. SCi
bert, secretary; B. Brauer, treasurer; NJ
Briel, librarian. Board OF Directors: ii
&. Miller, e. L. Siegel, j. F. Kohler, II. c
Boschen, and L. Euker. DR.. A. E. Weller
musical director.
The regular monthly meetings are on tht
first Monday OF each month at their ball OF
Seventh street between Broad ana Marshall
Regular meetings for rehearsal are held a
the same place every "Wednesday evening
Musical and dramatic entertainments ar
given on the second Sunday and four.l
Monday evening of each month during til
winter season.
Kessnieh's BAND.
This band is under the leadership Of j
Kessnich, and furnishes both military an
orchestra music. 1t numbers thirteel pieces
Richmond An,ateus~sand Ass0cia,
| Gion.
| The object OF this Association is the GU
| tivation OF it's members in the art OF must,
/ They meet on Tuesday nights ut their hal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.

The State Grange was organized Decem-
Der. 1873. The principal officers are: DR..
i. N. Bianton, Of Cumberland, master; NJ.
w. Lakewood, OF Henrico, secretary;
George w. Koiner, of Augusta, lecturer;
Rev. D. r. Fielder, of Mecklenburg, chap
lain; p. F. Cogbil, of Petersburg, trea-
surer. Chief office of the Grange, Cren-
shaws' Warehouse, Room No. o. VIII meet
In annual session in Norfolk on the second
Tuesday 12tb) OF February.
In Henrico county and intimately asso-
ciated in business with the city are five
oranges, as follows:
.BRoOKLAND GRANGE, No. 1856, meets the
first Tuesday in each month. ID. Z. Gard
ner, master; A. X. Fenton, secretary.
GLENDALE GRANGE, No. 237, meets the
first wednesday in each month. S. D. Tur.
ner, master; Peter McCurdy, secretary. .
LAUREL GRANGE, No. 484, meets the first
Thursday in each month. George W. Ro-
per, master; w. Frederick Peasants, Sec
rotary.
BLANToy GRANGE. No. 692, meets second
Thursday. T. T. Tredway, master; Will
liam II. Peasants, secretary.
TUCKAHOE GRANGE, No. 717. meets ut
Short Pump. Thomas E. Nuckals, master !;
John Z. Jones, secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
THE MILITARY.
FIRST REGIMENT.

FIRST REGIMENT.
Field and staff, in order OF rank: Bradley
r. johnson, colonel commanding: John i.
Purcell, licutenant-colonel; Charles j. An
derson, major; DR.. l.. b. Edwards, sur
geon; Captain c. P. Bigger, quartermaster
and commissary; Captain Cyrus BoSslcuX,
ordnance officer; Captain 10. Lane Stern,
adjutant: DR.. }. b. Wood, assistant surgeon;
Rev. NJ. d. Hoge, chaplain; Lieutenant W.
NJ. Hill, paymaster.
Non-commissioned staff: -, sergeant
major; Robert Harold, commssary-Scr-
peant : Il. ID. Adam, ordnance-sergeant: {.
q. Perrigo, hospital-steward J. III. Farrell,
color,sergeant; D. l. Burr, Jr., quarternlas.
ter-sergeant.
COMPANY OFFICERS.
Company A (Richmond GrayS): L. j.
Bossieux, captain; j. E. Phillips, first
lieutenant; j. L. Laughton, second lieu
Tenant.
Company 3 (Walker Light Guard: Hen
nv c. Jones, captain; w. Z. Burgess, first
lieutenant; y. l.. Bargamn, second lieu
tenant.
Company C Guard OF the Common
wealth.: Nj. L. Spotswood, captain; +. D.
Barksdale, first lieutenant; G. Il. Wrenn,
second lieutenant.
| Company d Darlington Guard: r. NJ.
Taylor, captain Frank Cunning ham, first
lieutenant; James Gibbons, second lieuten.
ant.
Company F: -, captain; George D.
Wise, first lieutenant; Robert FL. Gillian,
second lieutenant.
Company G.: A. NJ. Tomlinson, captain !;
i George Stokes, first lieutenant; Tate Starke,
second lieutenant.
! - pJfEunOSD CITY f,Tr ARD.
j. L. Smith, captain; a. L. Elicit, Jr,
first lieutenant; Clint. Larus. second lieu
tenant. Rank and file, 81.
| RICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES.
John S. Wise, captain; Thomas Nelson
Page, first lieutenant; Charles FL. Epps,
second lieutenant. Rank and file, 30.
Connected with this company is the Blues
Association, of which Colonel George Wythe
Munford is the president.
RICHMOND EOwIrzBRs ARTILLERY.
| R. C.. Workman, captain; E. j. Bosher
| and G.. p. HAYES, lieutenants; Major C.
Tompkins, surgeon. Number of non-com-
Imissioned officers and men, GO.
| coLoRED MILITARY.
The following shows the strength of the
coI0red battalion:
Attucks Guard, rank aud file, go: Carney
Guard, rank and file, 60; Union Guard,
| frank and file, 80; Virginia Grays, rank and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01

ElIyson, OF Richmond, secretary and trea-
snrer. Executive Committee: DR.. T. j.
woodbridge, Hanover county; Arthur DE-
yenp0rt, Orange county; q. Z. Ha"es,
Richmond; N. b. Rowe, FREDERICKSBURG )
and H. FL. WiIkerson. Richmond.
virginia Fish and Game Association.
A State organization, organized for the
nnrpose OF the protection OF fish and game,
office located nj Richmond. Officers Charles
T. Palmer, president; John OFT, treasurer !;
Edward Fl. Fisher, secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01

western portion Of the city. respectfully
recommend that application be made to inc 2,
City Councii at an carly date for sum SUM J.
Gent 10 erect such buildings, and trust II
viii result in receiving the appro priatloh
asked for. so that by September, 1919, we
NAV have suitable accommodations for oil
who may wish TO enter the schools
RICHMOND HIGH AND coLoREp NORMAL
SCHOOL.
According to the agreement which was
entered into by The Board on accepting tue
building and grounds on which this scnooi
il located the former principal, Mr.. d. III.
Manly, continued his connection with the
school to the close OF last session.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
RESERVED FUNDS on HAND.
Two West Virginia bonds. deposited
with the President eI.oWciO...........
COMPARATIVE COST.

Remarks.-Schools were not grouped under the
supervision Of principals during session lS7O-7I
and pari OF session lS11-7Z.
School census OF children between the
ages OF five and twcnty-onc years resilient
in the city Of Richmond:
1S70-Total school census taken this year,
1881
1972-ToIal school census taken this year,
1886
1S75-Tolal school census taken this year,
20.754.
ESTIMATED EXPENSES FOR 1879.
The school Board estimate that for the
session OF 1S79-'S0 the sum OF 900 will
he required for the entire support OF the
schools, including salaries, repairs, fuel, IN
cidpnlal expenses, &c. This estimate does
not provide for any increase in the number
OF teachers TO be employed for the session
lS79-'S0. nor for extraordinary improve
lncnts which may become necessary to meet
demands for additional school accommoda-
lions. The Supervisor OF School Property
recommends that the City Council make Il
special appropriation of 100000 to furnish
additional accommodations for pupils seek
ing admission who cannot now be received
into the schools.
The estimated value Of all the school pro.
perry belonging to the city on the 1st OF
January. 1879, was S24S.655.62.
Number and Grade OF Schools-Prima-
~ schools, 95; Grammar schools, -; High
schools, 2--total, 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
EDUCATIONAL.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF RICHMOND.
The following information relating TO the
Richmond public schools has been carefully
compiled up to 1st January, 1879. ltshows
the progress. success, and economical con-
duct of the public schools for the past ses-
SION.
The school session 1878 commenced
the 18th September, 1877, and terminated
The 18th June, 1878. The closing exercises
Of the schools were held at the Richmond
Theatre, Virginia Opera House, First Bap-
ti,t. Ebenezer, and Third.Strcet Methodist
churches, The usual and increased interest
and enthusiasm was manifested by Groves
OF persons at each OF the exercises.
School-Board Organization.
Of;cers.-Hon. William G. Darlington,
president ez.otfcio J. II. Peay, Jr., super
intendeps schools; Alfred Moses, secretary
and supervisor school property.
Members of the Board. First District
Alfred r.. Courtney, Charles =. Rady, and
William III. Scott. Second District Robert
w, Powers, Beverly r. Wexford. Jr., and
A. NJ. Kelley. Third District-Samuel T.
Moore, William G. Knight, and N. l.. Straus.
STANDING coMnITTEEs.
Teachers and Schools. Messrs. William
c.. Darlington, A. n. Kelley, William Z.
knight, Alfred X. Courtney, S. 2. Moore,
and j. II. Peay. Jr.
Buildings and Furntture.-Messrs. z. ".
Powers. Beverly Il. Wexford, Jr., NJ. l..
Straus. William II. Scott, J. Ii. Pcay, Jr.,.
and Alfred Moses.
frnance.-Messrs. G. P. Rady. NJ. L..
Straus, William Il. Scott, and Alfred Moses.
DISBURSEMENTS.
August l, 1871 to august 1, 1878.
~ scI,nol f,rotiurn ...........,... 3S1 go
80 rs,I estate and improyelnents.... $3.50 25