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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

The markets continue about the
same as for several weeks. A trife
Of an advance has been made in hogs,
but slight decline in beef cattle
may be noted.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

WE learn that preparations are
being made to repair Lock No. 8.
Navigation will be stopped but a
short time.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

Mr.. WIN. KooNTz has rented the
Easton Steam Mill, and will remove
to that place April 1st. He is a
good miller and popular young man.
He is visiting friends in Ohio at pres
ent.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

THE papers for some time have
been full of the "Maine Mix" We
begin.:to doubt the efficiency of the
Maine Liquor law.
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DIED.-Mr. Reason

DIED.-Mr. Reason Holland
Docks father died at his home at
Marion, Illinois, on the Goth of De
cember, of pneumonia. He was for.
merly a resident of this county, and
was well known here, where many of
his relatives still reside.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

IT is reported that Prof T. Marcel
lus Marshall, of the Chenille Normal
School, intends to revive the Journal
Of Education.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

THE meeting at the M. E. Church
in this place is still in progress. Serv-
ites7are held each day at P. NJ, and
at p. ".
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

WHAT does the post boy exclaim
when he stumbles upon a pole cat? /
am st )ent for letters.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

PRESIDENT THOMPSON will preach,
by request, in the Morgantown Bap-
fist Church, next Sunday evening, at
81 o'clock.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

WHY is Morgantown like desert
ed undertaker's shop? Because it
mourns the loss of its bier (beer).
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

flied to meet our old friend Lorenzo
Davis Esq, of Vaudeville, in our of
flee last week. He is one Of our
sterling Democrats and nice men.
Mr.. Alexander Evans, of Mt. Nor
ris, favored us with q call on Mon
day.
W. N. Stewart, Esq. OF Cedar Val
ley, made short, but profitable bust
ness "Trip to town last week. He is
now in Cabell county buying stock.
j. p Keener has returned from
another trip East with stock, having
as we are Informed met with his usu-
al success.
Mr.. Mitchell Horner, Of Piedmont,
has been in town for several DAYS,
having been called home by the ser
ious illness of his Mother.
Mr.. John Lindsey, Of Pittsburgh,
whose serious illness has been report
ed here for several weeks, is, we learn
convalescent.
Tom. w. Anderson, Esq, left for
Ohio last Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Anderson is visiting
her sister Mrs. S. E. Jones at Wes-
ton.
Mrs. F, S. Basnett, Of Bellaire,
Ohio, is visiting at Mr.. VIM. .Bas-
nett's in this place.
Mrs. e. b. Wilson and her daugh-
ter Miss Annie will return to this
place early next spring.
Rev. T. A. Haldeman has embark
ed in business as a book agent and
expects to save $4,000 the present
year, 80 we are informed.
Mr.. "Cal." Arnett has moved into
II. J. Boyers' property, near Daniel
Fordyce's, Mr.. Moore, its previous
occupant having gone to DR.. G. w.
Johns property in Durbannah.
T. V Coleman, of McCurdysville,
was in town few days lately, visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. J. f. Fleming has returned
home from a visit at Cedar Valley.
Capt. A. J. Barker, the portly and
popular river man, who brings nearly
all the goods brought to Morgan
town, was successful again last week
in contest for horse, with another
gentleman of Pennsylvania. He had
many more than the requisite num-
Der Of votes. In fact he was elected
by large majority.
James Sanders favored US with q
call last Saturday.
Geo. II. Bonnifield and joe
Mccartney, two young gentlemen Of
Grant district made US q business
call on Monday.
1t is reported that ]. X. Durr and
wife will go to Chicago again next
Spring.
W. L, Jacobs has purchased a Job
Printing Office in Indianapolis, In
diana, and will remove to that place
in a few weeks. He is a skilful
workman and can do we'll anywhere.
Mr.. r. Domain, pilot Of the Steam
er Gemania, is in town.
L. Protzman, son of Mr.. VIM. l.
Protzman, has taken Greeley's atl-
wise, and left for tbs West on Mon
day last. Success to him.
Dr. j. p. Fitch has been rusticat-
ing up in Yankeeland during the
Holidays. DR.. Fitch has many rel
atives in the Goldfish country.
Mr.. John Penny, the gentleman
who purchased Tom. Anderson's
farm, has already become sick Of the
country and lefG
Miss Berkshire, Of Piqua, Ohio,
who has been visiting At Judge Berk-
shire's in this place for several
months, returned to her home on
Tuesday last.
S. H. Shriver, Esq, Of Battelle dis.
trict, was in town Tuesday aud
II IL 4
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

WHr is Gen. Grant like "show
beef" Because he will be slaught-
cred by the Democrats next fall.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

WE are indebted to John W. Ma
dera Esq, for the following statistic
al information of this county:
Number of births and deaths in
Mongolia county, for the year ending
December 81, 1878:
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introduction, assisted by another, and
f. II. Vince and George Morgan OPP
pose.
/ shall soon be able to send you q
programme ola debate that has long
been brewing, on the emigration
question. From the time it has been
gathering it will certainly be the erd
of the vexed question.
l think it likely that d. M. Snider
and family will leave for Ohio in a
few days. c. c. Wilder expects to
go with him.
d. NJ. Camp, Executor has adver-
tised the sale of Solomon Hogue's
Personal estate on the 23rd inst.
This is moving day at Arnettsville,
Dr. Clayton, the Tibbs girls and ii.
Nj. Clayton will change to-day.
The Price heirs, or most of them,
have sold their interest in the "Mor-
gan Land" 10 acres bought by VIM.
w. Price at tax sale, to John S.
Hood. DR.. J. M. Price sold his por.
tion 2l acres mot II as given hereto
fore to VIM. c, and f. A. Arnett for
$500.
A letter received from DR.. Arnett,
of Aurora, informs us of quite a
lively scene the DIR. had by lamp
explosion. j. T.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The days have heightened enough
to make the change noticeable.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

TE0. Q. 9TuRoi84, m 81
Real Estate Agent,
Will buy and sell Real Estate ofevery
kind, In manner to suit sellers or pur.
chasers, will rent and lease property,
collect rents, and pay taxes
Terms satisfactory. Address M
GEO. C. STURGlSS,
No. Chancery Row,
no 22-y Morgantown, W. Va.
EOK SALE CHEAP-Five Dwellnss. half dos-
It Town Lots, one Store, Dwelling and Lot. thFss
valuable outots containing and rs respeet-
lively, and farm md csal ands AZ in Or near Nor
1antown- GEO. q ST9K&l69,
IL 3sssh.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

We were lately presented with a
copy of beautiful song and chorus,
entitled "Our Sleeping Beauty" by
Prof d. b. Purinton, of the West
Virginia University. 1t is very highly
spoken of by home musical talent, of
which we have considerable Prof.
Purinton is gentleman Of varied
accomplishments, as well as mas
ter of the art Of music, and has re-
duced his knowledge OF it to prac-
tee in the way of musical compost
lions in several instances.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

RESIDENCES seem to be in demand
in this place.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

THE protracted meeting at the
NJ. p. Church is still progressing
finely. A great deal of interest is
manifested in the cause. and we are
glad to say the interest is on the in
crease. Rev. George G. Westfall, Of
Fairmont, arrived on Monday, and
gave the meeting a new impetus. We
hope the good work may sti II 60 on,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

wv A. MESTREZAT,
W.. Cornet SoIoIst.
Can be engaged for Public Concerts. etc. Ma
NJ. is not attached to any Band or Crchestfa, ahl
appears only with piano organ accompa niment.
Pc. Address. Morgantown. ". Va.
Philadelphia Live stock Mark.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-01-17

Responsive Duet and Chorus
columbian Anniversary Song"
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Essay. N. Marsh. Subject
Consumption Of the Purse" The
treatment was rather theoretical.
Not what would be expected on read
ing the subject. His application
to the poor and suffering. Those
who through negligence are sunk
lower and lower until want pinches
them continually. Beginning with
fault finding the way is natural and
easy through incidence to squalid
ness. Mr.. Marsh's style of writing
is highly imaginative. His attempts
at irony do not coincide we'll with the
subject matter of his performances
in general. He should be more mat
ter of fact to be appreciated at his
full worth.
Oration-G. A. Pearre. Subject:
"The Remish CHURCH and American
Liberty" Among the many ques-
tions which are agitating the minds
of the people to-day, the most vital is
the relation Of Catholicism to Amer
lean liberty. Our Republics stabil-
ity depends upon three things, viz;
l. Freedom of conscience.
.. Freedom of thought and speech.
8. Right of property.
The policy Of the Romish Church
has ever beon sntagonistic 70 these
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Saturday,

LONDON. Saturday. July TO- 1850.
At an election to-day member OF Parliament to I'LL
the vacancy for Tewkesbury, Mr. Martin LiberaD was
,eturned receiving $50 votes. against 29s for Mr.
Enwler the Conservative candidate.
The sportsuan to-day says: The difficulty in relation
IN Bend Or Is still in allegiance. The owners OF Robert
the have taken legal advice upon the question: and
,ptend serousIy to consider whether or not they VIII
Iodyc an objection against the payment OF the DERBY
stakes TO the Duke of Westminster"
The Italian Chamber Of Deputies today dismissed tho
bill for the abolition OF the grst tax After speech by
Premier Cairol the Chamber adopted motion favora-
BILE TO the and passed to the discussion OF
the clauses OF the bill by vote OF 269 TO 12s The
sirnation OF General Bone rs Italian Minister oI war
has been accepted 1t stated that General Dezz the
c0mmandant OF the Milan DIVISION, Will succeed him'
ST. JoHy, July 10.-Reports from Sheffield. sunbury
County say that the army is doing much damage
there.
HALIFAX N g.. July 10.-The bark John Johnston,
from Dublin for New-YOrk, passed Cow Bay last night
repcrs that the captain died with smallpox three
days ago The vessel is bound 70 the North sydney
quarantine ground IN charge OF Norm syuhey piioe
AT meeting OF the trustees of the Ddchess of MARI
boroughs Irish Relief Fund.- In Dublin today, very en-
couragng ports OF the improved condition n tho West
NJ ireland were given The read the
rsrns for the ast years showing taat there moth
ne remarkable IN the prevalence of fever IN the swine
FORD District, which IL epidemic.
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FRANCES GREAT GALA DAY.

SaIIfuay, IooV
A Paris letter to The Daily News about the
National fete which is to take place on Wednesday next
the I4th instthe nneteth anniversary OF the taking
of the Bastie-says:
Pleasure trains are already arriving here. The Bona
partlst Journals. following tue lead OF the Gaut0ts
exhort their readers not TO illuminate tnelr
bouses or displa flags the OCCASION.
Tns opposition stimulates ardor Of the Republicans
Io promote the district rejoicing Each arrOnd ssemen
viii do All IL can independently OF the Municipal
Council of Paris Private subscriptions viii pay for the
fireworks and illuminating gas.
There will not be beds enough for haf the visitors who
viii come here and thousands will pass the night In the
streets Forty thousand deeg ties from country COM
munes are entertained by the officials OF the city
and ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
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THE IRISH LAND AGITATION.
LONDON. Saturday, July 10, 1sS


A Dublin dispatch to The Times says: The
resignation from the Cabinet Of the Marquis OF Lana
downe has produced q deep impression here, ooth
among the opponents and the supporters OF the Compe
saton for Disturbance in Ireland BILL 1t Is regarded py
with great satisfaction, and as significant OF
protest against the bill within the ranks OF the Minis
try. The supporters the measure are dissatisfied that
the Attorney General for Ireland has given notice OF an
amendment which they think betrays weakness ON the
part OF the Government
"The Land Committee is aroused to more energetc ac-
ton opposing the BILL and increased efforts are used
to combine all interested in the protection OF property
to defeat It, At special meeting of the committee le
were read from nobemen and gentlemen strongly
urging the necessity of using exerton to bring
undethe notice of Government and OF Parliamentthe
Injustice 1t would entail landowners. IL was re-
sOiyed that further petitions be presented IN Dotn
Houses OF Parliament, not only from landowners Dut
representatives of banking. Insurance ana ccu-
mercia aud from members of the learned pro
fessons meetings OF the committee are ATTENDED,
by landowners and Others representing all poltlcdl
ps rties and the cordial union prevails among
action ia little by the public its influence Is used
with effect ether classes whOse interests are III any
degree dependent upon land.
The land aeIatOrs profess TO regard the bi OF the
Right Hon. William f. Forster. Chief Secretary Tor ire
land which has caused detection from the Ministry
aud filed Irish landowners with ALARM as very small
affair"
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, July 10, 1880
Secretary Ramsey Is expected to return to washington
on Tuesday next from the West.
No official information has been received at the War
Department regarding tho alleged second invasion OF
the Indian Territory by Captain Payne and MS followers
From and after to-day until september L. the war De
nartment will be closed at p. The Navy and Post
Onlce Departments will also close at this hour until the
date mentioned.
United States Treasurer Gifllan to-day purchased
$4,000 District Of Columbia 3-05 bonds, being the
amoupt required by law TO be applied to the sinking
fund OF that loan for the current fiscal year. These
bonds will DO cancelled and deducted from the loan.
Coinage has been resumed at all the United States
Mlnts with the exception OF the Philadelphia Mint,
where some repairs ara being made. This Mint will
heg,n copIng about the 18th instant The New-Oreans
and Carson Mints engaged In coming standard dol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-11
JUDGE poRTER's SUCCESSOR.

WASHINGTON, July 10.-It was learned to-
day from an Off ;ia source that Judge VIM. Lawrence
Of Ohio was recently rendered the Office Of First Con
troller of the Treasury which vacant to-day
by the of Judge Porter aud that yesterday
in letter TO the Secretary OF the Treasury Judge Law
renee declined the Offer THIS letter was forwarded to
Secretary Sherman who is now in New-York. 1t is
rumored to-day that since forwarding his letter OF de-
clnation Judge Lawrence has accepted the position
NothInp bas been heard that effect however, either
by Acting Secretary French Asslsantsecretary Ur-
ton. -, -, ,a.,
persons appear be urging the appointment or Judge
Robertson Of Indiana.
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THE CRISIS AT CONSTANTINOPIE E.
TURKEY TRYING To SETTLE WITH MONTENEGRO
MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
LONDON. Saturday, July 10, 1880.

LONDON. Saturday, July 10, 1880.
dispatch from Pera TO The Daily telegraph says;
1t Is repored that the Turkish Minister OF Foreign A.
fairs has offered 10 pay money indemnity to Monte
negro II the consents 10 reInqush all caim 10 TIC
territory IN question. o ,.A
The Minister of War still retains great influence with
the Sultan. 80 ,.
An order has received at the Imperial gun factory
TO supply Immediately so 900 shot and shells FOR held
guns II is estimated that two or three months VIII be
required to execute tue order
dispatch from Constantnople to The Manchester
Guirdian, dated Thursday, says:
It's believed that the settlement OF the Monte
negrn affair Will be more dticut than that OF Tie
Greek. -
Mr. Goschen, British Ambassador, has Withdrawn MS
confidence from Sir Alfred SaDdson, ORIENTAL Secretary
OF legation and it IS reported that he mas taken the Ei-
bassy's confidential cipher out Of bis hands Ine guar
rel uses much nent IL is believed tnat Sir Alfred
Sandison will shortly quit his post
Hussein Husne Pacha has been appointed Minister
of War, replacing Osman Pacha. several important
changes have been made III the staf. .
The Prince of Montenegro has consented to his
representative remaining here for the present.
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THE COBDEN CLUB DINNER.

COUNT DE LFSsEPs SAYS THE PANAMA CANAL Wild
BE CONSTRUCT
LONDON. SATURDAY., July TO- 1880.
The annual dinner of the Golden Club took
place at the Ship Hotel at Greenwich tonight Earl
Spencer presided Among those present were NJ Chae-
mel-Lacour. French Ambassador to England; Count De
esseps Mr. j. W. Garrett, president OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad and Mr.. Simon Stern, of New-fork
Count De Lesseps saidi
aTbs Panama Canal scheme is n perfect success.
have got the French capital, and am happy to say
that / have just received letter from New-forK
saving that American capital Is coming to my
support The canal. these circum stances may be
regarded fah Gcconph hope aiter one
veers and six years OF work at the same
rate as In the construction of the Suez Canal that the
undertaking will be completed
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
AMNESTY GRANTED IN FRANCE.
THE SENATE BILL PAssED-THE EXILEs READY TO

AMNESTY GRANTED IN FRANCE.
THE SENATE BILL PAssED-THE ExILEs READY TO
RETURN.
LONDON, Saturday, July 10, 1880.
The Chamber of Deputies to-day voted the Am
nesty bill in the form in which it was adopted yes-
tcrday by the Senate.
Paris dispatch to The Standard sent before the
bill was passed SAID
II expected that in the Chamber OF Deputies even
AZ Cemearea (RadcaD VIII not object TO the Amnesty
bill now as every Communist whose punishment. or
sentence by default the GoverDment may commute by
a decree dated this day. takes the beneh OF amnesty
The bill will taken 10 the Senate ana passed as
matter OF course Il can be promulgated on Sunday.
and the exiles now awaiting the result a brussels,
London return 10 farls ana h'tenn tho
National i6te on the 14th inst.
Paris dispatch to The Times saysi
The net result Of the voting on tho Amnesty bill Ia
that the Senate, instead OF excluding all Communists
for ASSASSINATION and incendisrism. makes
exceptions In favor OF those condemned by default OF
those sentenced death hard labor and OF those
who though sentenced have had their COM
muted the Chamber OF Deputies ougst TO make no
dGicuty In accepting this compromise for II excludes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-11
APPOINTMENTS by THE PRESIDENT.

WAsHINGTON, July 1U.-The President to-
day appointed Albert Rhodes OF the District of Column
bia 10 be United States Consul at Rouen, and Edwin H.
Smith, of Virginia, to be United States Consul at Naples;
also W. sagle OF Iowa, sturgis OF Indiana, and
Aurn r. Nichols of Pennsylvania to be Commissioners
10 examine and upon 100 miles Of railroad con
struced by tine Northern Pacific Railroad west Of Bis
marck Dakota.
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LOCAL REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.

A meeting of the Xth Assembly District
Garfield and Arthur Campaign Club took place at
Kuenstle1 Hail. No. 2I4 East sixthst. last night In
the set of resolutions ratyhg action OF the Chicago
Convention. offered by Captain Edward M Rosenbanm,
il was stated THAT IN James A. Garfield we md
statesman whose large experience and attainments
make him worthy be the standardOe OF the Re
pubcan party and fill the first place IN the gift OF
The Nation He exhibited broad knowledge Of prin
cipes TO which he has been true. He WAS gallant
soldier in the War Rebellion and Is the type
OF n sefnade Amercln. We commend him 10 the
suffrage OF every patriotic citiZen" Short speeches
were made hy Alfred Siecklsr and Captain John LaOr.
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THE EALSACE-LORRAINE GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, Saturday, July 10. 1850.

Berlin dispatch to The Times says the
resignation Of Herr Hcrzog as Secretary OF State for
Asace Lorraine, has created much surprise here, but
at the same time has given general satisfaction Herr
Herzog was on many points opposed In opinion 10
GoyernOrGeneral Won Manteutel. The Emperor bad
v acknow the merits OF Herr Herzog, but IS
heleyed that no successor him Will be appointed 1t
Is aso said that Count william Bismarck who has been
acting as kind of private secretary 10 GOvernorden-
eral yon Manteuffel. will not return 10 SrasDurg.
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THE NICARAGUAN CANAL PROJECT.
CALL or ENGINEER DLANcHET UPON THE PREsT'
pENT-rHE NEW COMPANY FORMED.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
WASHINGTON, July 10.-Mr. Blanchet, the
French engineer who is connected with the Inter-
oceanic Canal scheme, accompanied by Admiral
Ammen called upon the President to-day.
In introducing Mr.. Banchei Admiral Ammen directed
the attention OF the President TO the Importance OF
fayorinc the most practicable route for an inter
oceanic canal that the ground OF expense
and facility OF construction such route was unques
tjouatly that proposed via Nicaragua.
I'm addressing the President, Mr.. Ban"het explained
that In the Congress the nerOceanic Canal held In
Paris on the 18th OF May. 1879, Of which Count
DeIesseps acted president he de Lesseps promised
IN be neutral and act in dispassiOnate manner III
favor of the available projects that he declared
he had taken part any exploration made and that
he mad no interest In any OF the companies and that
when the Nicaragua canal mentioned Count
De Lesseps maintained that canal with locks would
he sustained thereby endeavorDg to compel the adOp
iOn OF the Panama route In the interest OF MI Wlse
vino held the concessions - - .
The President, reply, stated that he was aware of
lie con ca winch occurred at the Congress- aud OF the
Partially shown owing to special interests lnvoVeo
but that he looked upon the Ncaraguau route as tue
most available one, and he hoped Mr.. Blanchet might
see hs long wiehedtOr project carried into execution.
The company which Is promoting the construction OF
an lnteroceanc canal via Nicaragua 10 composed among
others of the following named gentemen Admiral
hmmen Engineer MenOcal. u 5. N; George A. Butler,
president of the First National Bank of NewYOrki U.
or mt Ir; D. O. Mills, president Of the Bank or Cali
fornia W. II. BarDum, Of Connecticut; DR.. George Is.
Iorng OF Massachusetts,; Levi J.. Norton OF New
YORK; George W. Riggs, banker OF washington H. j.
Jewett OF the Erie Railroad Mr.. Sellgman OF New
York; and ex-Sccretary OF the Treasury B H. brlsoW