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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-19

DETROIT, May 1S,-Geo. Flelschman,
nivhtwatchman Of Tie Safe Deposit %. Of
this city, suiCided this morning by shoot.
ing. The act was done with the greatest
deliberation. His wife died six months
ago, and difficulties with his children are
supposed 10 have brought on the fit ,oi
despondency. He wac so years old and
leaves three grown.up children.
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srEpBESvn.LE, May H. Scarlet fever is
epidemic ia Saline aud Knox Townships,
this county. So many deaths have occut.
red that the people are seriously ConSid.
etlng the AdvisAbilily Of sending 10 large
cities for phyaician6 for the putpose oI
checking The plague.
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CINCINNATI, O., May ls.-A Times Syar
special from Marietta says, John Hayes
shot Nancy Hayes, his vile, dead at 8
O'Clock this morning at Harmar, Ohio, and
escaped By flight Nancy Hayes kept a
house Of Ill fame.
A Mt Gilead, Ohio, dispatch reports
that Q furious fight took place last Satur.
day between Samuel James, q farmer, and
his sons, In which he stabbed bis eldest
son, James, with pltOhIork. 1t is feared
that he will die.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-19
Gen. Grant DIsnppoInted In Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, May ls.-The GlObe.DmOcratl
Mexico correspondent, writing under date
OF May 7th, says: Gen. Grant will NOT
get bis railroad concession from this Con.
SresS and will leave Tor home in ten days
an angry and disappointed man. 1t Is
stated, however, that a law will be passed
coDferring ON the President the full au
thority 70 make contracts and grant
subsidies. The concession sought by Cen.
Graut'may therefore be obtained direct
from the President without the interven.
ton Of Congress.
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wAR RECoRDs
In the Possession OF Ez.OnleeTs In the
Late RebeIlIOB.

wAsntSaToN, May 1s.-There being
now pending in the War Department,
great numbers Of volunteer pension claims
which cannot be satisfactorily verified for
the want Of information, which the miss.
ing records Of the discontinued volunteer
commands would afford, and h having
become known that officers Ia the late
volunteer service have still In their pos.
session, or under their control, books and
other records pertaining 10 their corps,
divisions, bfiRades, regiments and Compa.
MES. Adintant General Drum las issued q
circular calling attention 10 the fact that
all such books and records should be de.
posted In the Adjutant Generals Office,
and requesting that they be forwarded
without delay, 10 the Adjutant General
at Washington. There will be no expense
10 the senders for package or for proper
express charge when q package exceeds
four pounds, the limit for mail pafcels
These will be paid by the Government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-19

TE Revtsd New TestAtement will
within few days be placed in the handl
oIihouslndl in England and America
lad As IMt as it can be issued from the
press it will be eagerly seized upon by
other thousands, so that no other publ
claou oil the DAY will be comparable with
ia popularity and it will be read nc
doubt by so many who never read the old
UniOn that Of itself it will exceed all the
'dots Of the coIpOteura and Bible 90
t.lIM Of The yeat
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Ap.Y or two ago the New York 4FiOI"'
u,,,hs iolIosiug political indications fol
'bIv,sk. Clearing and braCIng weather
A wuhiugsOn; thunder and lightning
6tossd BY calm in the central region oI
B,ui,n; aud a sudden A,p in the New
Yn,k M,rnM
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NEW YoRE, May 1S.-'rhe Post says thai
IL has Just been learned indirectly from
District Attorney McGill, Of Jersey City,
that the body OF the woman found mnr.
dered IN GuItenbutg woods has been
thoroughly Identified. Her name is MINI
Miller. She resided 81 15il Second Ave.
niue, New York, with Lauls Kettler, who
is proven beyond question oi doubt 10 be
her fnhfdAfpf.
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DUBLIN, May 1s.-At the meeting Of the
Land League Il was announced that The
weeks receipts amounted to ESQ. The
fact that the American dispatches had not
come TO hand accounted for the compare.
tive smallness OF the receipts. Casual
reference by one ofthe speakers to The
question Of the advibabiliiy Of a general
strike against the payment Of rent, elected
applause.
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More Immigrants this. Month than Some
whole YaAFa

NRw YoRK, May 1s.-The Immigrants
thus far this week are 9.2OO; total for this
month 4l,6l1; total since the aut Of Janu.
ary 146 9O2; estimated arrivals this month
fully 10000. During the entire year Of
1877 but SO, ,s65 immigrants were landed.
This figures this month may even exceed
the total for 1875 when 75,0SS emigrants
disembafked here.
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y. 2. nIssIONARY CONVENTION
or the UnIied sIAIss In Session al Stem
benyille F
ETRuBRNVILLR. Nav Is,

Special Dispatch to the IntslligaO,r.
The United Presbyterian Missionary
Convention met to-day in this city, Sixty
ministers are present and delegates from
every State in the Union, The proceed
inga will be quite interesting and will last
for several days. Rev. Graham, OF
Omaha. is assistant secretary, and Rev,
James Duncan, Of Cedar Rapids, chair.
man. The exercises were opened with
prayer by Rev, ]. g, Brown, Of Pitts.
burRh, ~
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y,y YoRE is left as the State was ior
.,r, rses, alter the organisation Of the
l,l,,,l government with no representa-
,,. in the Senate. New York politics
h,nIESyshad a queer turn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-19

4rths recent Maine Methodist EpiSco'
pl Conference some one called for the
t.r, Of Bishop Peck as to the proPrlety
atIugymen running for Congress. The
Bihop thought that they might do SO
vA.i it bsclms evident that they were
wA.iOr anything else.
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1ps London, Canada, Adrerii'er thinks
~, me- vnited States will soon be- the
,,,,,.,, M and richest country on the globe.
A., Dominion nsighbor appears to carry
4, I,,sl head with reference to this matter.
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WASHINGTON, PA, May S-Ons Of the
Washington and Jefferson College stu.
dents was before Burgess Judson yestsr.
day, charged with whistlipg o marching
tune on sunday evening last, on Main
street, to the music Of which number OF
bis companions Kept step. He was allowed
70 depart on payment Of the costs, about
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naIlrnnd lron fot Ire lletilh.

NEW ORLEANS, May iS.-The steamship
Bedou, from Newport, arrived to-day With
il, 600 bars Of steel rails for the Denver 4
Rio Grande Narrow Gauge Railway Com.
pany. The steamboat Cherokee leaves fol
Shreveport tonight with 900 tons Of rail.
road iron for the New Orleans Pacific.
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GoULD,s IuNNEL,
Near StsubsnyIIIs. Boiag Pushed Toward
Completion.

sTEusRNYILLR, o May Is.
Special Dispatch to the Iats!lIgsnssr.
Work on Gould's tunnel, west Of this
city, is progressing rapidly, To-day the
Workmen commenced driving the tunnel
from the west end, The east end will be
ready in few days. The railroad com,
pauy has decided 10 make the tunnel wide
enough for a double track. The contract
first called for aSingle track, The distance
through The bill is $500 feet
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NoE al UHNAI0nAL 0oNCLUsION.
The Moral q British JOuFnAl FINDS In the
American hIIuaII0n,

g. American Situation,
LONDON, May lS.-Ths Pail Mall Gdsettt
Of this afternoon, commenting on the late
deadlock In the United States Senate, and
the rssignAtions Of Senators COnkling and
Plat, says that the incident 10 q highly
disagTeeable symptom, as showing the i'm
portance which patronage and place have
attracted To themselves in the Republic,
There seems TO be no longer any statea
manship In the American Senate, The
men In power In the Republic seek no
longer great aud lofty aims, but give their
talents TO the ignoble work OF rewArdlng
their friends and punishing their enemles.
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ANorliNn ENorn AnnEN.
with H0tns Of ihs Popular Features
Omitted rraai HIS htOFy.

OtulttEh hFNhl NV
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, May Is Patrick
'1vens, in 1879, left his wife and two chill.
dren In Auburn, and went to Dlkota to
seek a lOftune. Three days alter Mrs.
1vens got a Telegram that her husband was
dead. She cold her property, came to
RoChes!er, and by hard toll supported
herself aud children, securing evsrybody's
respect by her conduct. In 1873 che
married John A. HuRhe', hookkeeper In .
lA'Re dty goods house. Yesterday lvens
Irrlyed here, hunLug hia family, and was
aslonished ~ the state Of atTaiis. He held
q conference with his vile, both calmly
can vlssing the whole subject. Mrs.
Hughes refused absolutely to live With
him, but said 30 with no III feeling,
tVens, convinced she was happy and con-
tented said he would never disturb hei
again, and returned West. Ivens said be
never sent The notice Of his death, bnl
during the entire absence wtote every
week aud for years regularly cent SIC
every week. Mrs. Hughes friends doubI
this. Others believe Ivens, because, whet
he came East, he went to Auburn, think
ing hls vile slill there, and was sstonisheC
10 find her gone, and when he left RSch
ester he was completely btoken down
They believe some rascal gave Mrs
1vens the telegram and subsequently, fe
CeiVed and answered 1vens' letters.
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IrrrLE Rock, May is.AGsotee Carts,
colofed, 10 have been hanged At Ulatks.
Vile, this State, Oh the 20, for the murder
Of eolofed man, had bis sentence com.
nuted to-day, BY Governor Churchill, 10
Imprisonment for life,
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LONDON, May ls.-The Guyon Line
steamer Arizona, from New York May
l0!h for liverpool, arrived of Brook
Haven a! 2 o'clock this morning, having
made The passage II I days, 8 hours and 35
mihniha
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lhs gntdItgEnffr
-, Sos. Is and II Fourteenth street

,,,,y, ". Va, has 4,ls2 tnhAbl'
CH'I1b Ip,,E.r.burs 6.5S9, Martinsburg
W. ~ and Huntington 3,lz4.
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NAsHvtLLE, May is.-A special 10 The
American from franklin says, Douglas
stable burned last night with fifteen
horses, Including Rhadamanthus and En.
Geld, two lhotodehbfed tfotling stations.
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,.y. in one Of his New York dis
s., os'' n the Cincinnati Enquirer that
I...',. 5t.s', I, mot without advocates Tor a
.,niuGtion"
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"Ibfse Elaheta west salllbe cut Ibto
the WSsta

PORTLAND, ORRaoN, May is Three
fishing boats capsiSed At the mouth Of the
Columbia river yesterday and the oCeu.
pants were drowned,
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T., R.opblic.n weekly newspapers oil
,..,rl,aDia are supporting President
s,%,ii i,,s, ia the present contest with re-
.,L,bls unanimity.
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rnE Board Of Appraisers Of the Oleve.
bod, Tu'clnERs Valley 4 Wheeling
Railroad has assessed the property OIL
tAN road as iolIossi Main line 5000 per
mile side tracks 1880 per mile; rolling
stock sl575 per mile; tools, supplies, &C.,
Viper mile local structures $ll 100. The
TOAD Is Isl miles In length. The Clsve.
Aad 4 Plhbargh RsilroAd was appraised
q i'IloWE Main line $4,000 per mile
u tack 10000 per mile; sidings 81 ,OOC
%1iIsj rolling stock $500 per mile
moneys, tools, &c, $3.50 per mile.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-19

MiNpnts, May is. = The ChicaSAw
Guards, the crack military company Of the
United States, departed this morning on
q special train for New Orleans 10 paftici.
pate In the competitive drill III that city on
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1he'Army worm lDethatatlnE NOribtrn

wA1baroYs, N. ", May is-Ths army
worm has appeared, and ls destroying
all kinds Of vegetation. The fAvages' ol
these worms extend ever The whole Of
Northern New York, =
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y.v York BrhtiD Of yesterday
Ss, the iron market has touched
sl,rIviIl somewhat improve
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LONDON, May is-GlSdslons has re.
covsrei from his temporary indispcsitiob,
and to-day Ia In his official rooms, at
Downing Sifess, disChaiging his duties.
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wAsHtSuroS, May IS -Dt. Boynton re.
ports At 10 P. ~. that Mts., s.,GAtReld IL sleep.
log quietly and her symptoms are In every
respect favorable,
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ROBtHsoN--On wednesday, MAJ 10, 1851, DAISY,
dAut liter oi Elizabeth Rol linton
The iahstal viii take piaee from the residence Of
W. II COita, Ni Airktt Ittss, FtIdhy tilstnOoD at
z otiork
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Naw YoAt, May 1s.-Eleven bundled
Immigrants lapded at Castle Garden The
paat (Wenly.louf houte.
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New YoRK, May ls.-Mrs, Bethnel
Wheeler sued . baker named Charles
shinkie for $4,000 damages forthe death
Of her boy, caused by eating a portion oi
lemon tnefingue pie purchased At bis ba.
kerry. The jury. has jdst given her 81 900.
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N. S w, ioRt' May ls,-Ths testimony In
iN,n5R quaker y, c'se closed to-day. June
''"u 'dc'unsel will sum up.
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tIoae west 10 6rSw up witb the CoahtFy.
NRv YoRk, May is.-.Tbe Ohlldteh'1
Aid Society has Just sent one hundred
boys and girls 10 homes 10 the West.
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Earlh anAl.es b lhs t.ranLle blale.

CASrBRook N. H., May 1s.-rhere were
Two shocks Of earthquake last evening,
one at 20 minutes past 12 o'clock, and an
other between Band o'clock,
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10 the Senate Mr. Mccarthy presented
q remonstrance from forty.six citizens oi
the village Of Homer, against the re'elec.
tion Of Conkling and Plat. He read It
himself, and added that "all the citizens
Of the village except two had signed IT,"
President Robertson ordered IL to be
printed.
mittee on Grievances"
Senator Halbett-"No, to the committee
on salt"
Senator Sessions s-"salt won't save
them,n
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DIED.

ANDERsoN-At Orange \. J.. on Sunday February i@
Andrew Anderson. IN the g st year Of his age.
Funeral services Tuesday 18TH INST az II @ az inc
residence Of Lis Il. w. Anderson Evergreen place.
Brick Church station.
BAKER, the 18th inst, Sarah H. daughter OF the late
Dobel and NJ LrY q. Baker. .. -. 49,.
Funeral third dav Tuesday 18TH at IL O'Clock nom tne
heTInlaw, r. Cornell White lB4 Co
lumba Heights, Brooklyn.
JENKINs-At WI mington DEL February IA: Christina
Of William H. jenkins, OF New-fofk ana uausnter oi
DR. John Cameron. o. wilmington. aged 81 years.
Interment at Wilmington.
KNOTT-On SUNDAY, February ID susan H. Knott In tho
S6th OF her -.
residence her niece Dederck, No. East S6th'
st.. at IL O'Clock a. IN, Wednesday. l6thin'G
LYMANAt Den arest n. J.. Monday, the i4h inst in
17th Of his OF peritons u ceen9 scariet
fever, Edward Lloyd Youngest son OF george d. Lyman
McCALL-Suddenly. the 18th inst; Mrs iEaostn NC;
can widow Of John a Mccall, and eldest daughter Oh
Re atives and friends OF tho family OF her sonlnaw.
Charles Vose respectfully invited 70 attend me inne'
raj from the Of Thomas Storm 80 West 6sths'
on tuesday 18th nst at O'Clock. without further noee'
NICHoLs-On Mon evening. February H. az bis resi-
dence No. SO West 49th-st., JOhn II. Nichols
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
PINCHoN-At her residence AZ Fast l0tht on the 18th
inst Flrlne Pinch0n IL the Doth year ~ ber age
Friend, Of lie family are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral services Tuesday the 10Th inst. nj 2ocock at
the Church OF st. Vincent de PAU, Sod'st near otha'e
SCHIEREN-At brooklyn February H. Lulu dest daugh'
ter OF Charles A aud Louise Schieren, aged 9years
Funeral private.
UHI-On sunday February 49, Herman uhl. in the seth
Funeral viii tske place on Wednesday morning. IL O'Clock.
IRON his late residence. lao East 10th ST.
WEHLEOn Monday morlng, February a. Gottheb Wehie'
FnneT 20 take place from his late residence 4i7 West 47h
st., Wednesday morning at 10 O'CLOCK
Please not u send flowers.
WFIsrLER-on the Slst January. at Hating Fngand,
whistler, Of America
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Ball OF TIE ORDER OF ELES.

The New-YOrk Lodge of the Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order Of Ek held its fourteenth annual ball
at the Academy Of Music last Rht 1t has heretofore
been the custom of this Organz ition TO give an invita-
ton ball. 1t was found however. that this method
brought together too great a crowd, aud this year
an admission fee was charged The result was salts
factory, and the Academy was crowded with large
aud brilliant assembly Guests began 70 arrive ny
early rs o'clock, ana a. l O'Clock, When tue DaIl
opened, the floor was well 1i.ed. there were twenty
live dances tie prOgra Iple The only deIoratohs
were large drOp-scene at the back OF the stage,
pain ed for OCCASION By John Ihomp5On, OF tue
Fifth Avenue Theatre, and gas JET showing the
word "Eiks'
Among those present Welsh Edwards, An
tonic Pasi or, George G. jordan, 1. AlStOn Brown,
Edward Lamb, DJnnIck Leonard, Edward Hart
Weber, john /. Poole, Benson Sherwood, James
Barton JOHN HOwsun Miss Catherine Lewis, lure
Kialty. Daniel trOhman, Mss George CayVdn.
BuOsSy Kraity. L. 5. Gilmore, Mr.. and MIS-. JOLIn
Wild, Mr. md Mrs. Francis Z. Osborn, joan W.
Carroll, George FU0s, Edward Gilmore, Heury Mdun'
John =. smith, GeorGc Clark and Mr. Clark, Vin-
cent Z. KING, john L. Reeves, Andrew j. Dam, Jr..
john A. Elsier, jr j. T.. McDOuougb, x. h. Stevens
John w. McAnnrews, Cool White, Mliiiain
J.. BowrJn, Charles b. GIIste, De Wolf HOPPER
Gerald Eyre, J.. j. buckley, John L. Raymond, Mss
Courtney Barnes. Illss Constance lianiDun' Mlss
Josephine Craig Guy Linton. j. Is. Polk, William
Comity llenry Crisp, Lewis Baker, Miss Marie an
sen, Archibald Stalker, Hiss Nellie Stanley, hIss
LInnIr STANLEY, ii - Nellie AOlant, Professor O1h-
berg. Ms Kate Stokes, Mss Maud Harrison, MISS
Mduu BTaUscOinbe, Mis-. Louise EIdredge, MI anu
airs. Ii. Lacy, Charles Leciercq, John Brand An-
tuOny Hart j. j. sullivan and john W. lhonPSOn
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DECISION IN THE READING SUITS.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 14.-In the United
Btates Circuit Court ths morning judge NICK
made the following order In the revocation proceedings
OF MeCafnont Brothers Co. against the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company:
1t ordered that such part OF said order Of No
yember H. 1880 as pnrp0rs to confer by tins
Court upon the philadelphia ana Reading RurO d Com
pany 70 adopt and carry into effect the deferred bond
plan Is teyoked and that said order shall be construed
ana taken only as relieving said company from effect
OF the Injunction order made by this Court when the
receivers we're appointed by rm lag IL to exercise
ppon It's own responsibility and according Its
legal discretion such power It's charter conferred
It In providing means Tor the Of debts the
mode proposed.
In the suit OF McCaluont Brothers & Co., regarding
the Issue Of S150o0o000 Of bonds the following order
was mades
Tie further bearing Of the motion for preliminary
injunction Is continued until March 25 ana If orered
that until the decision o said mOtOI by tue Court the
respondents be restrained frOm making agreement
or doing any act, BY which the P!adelpnl and Read
ing Railroad may be definitely bound iOuchn NJ tue de-
ferred bond plan. or tho proposed mortgage loan Of
COOS that neither the respondents the
celyer sha declare to be forfeited rights acquired
by The subscribers 10 sad deferred bond plan by
their subscriptions; that the receiver hive power
10 receive from subscribers the amounts OF the
seyeral lnstalmepts OF their subscriptions as
deposits and 70 give receipts therefor sucG and tha
SEPARATE account such Payments shall DO opened by
the receiver and snail no 50 Kept as thai the
nanes maid y each subscriber b. traced Identified
ANA ietnrned 10 him. the Court shall hereafter 30
order. -
Judge Batter read eoncurring opinion.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is 1881

Griswold, IT,, Hartman Evans, 6. Peabody, Mr..
Natup, Archibald Murray, +. Abbott. Henry Emmett
Woodbury. Langdon. Campbell Stewart, Miss Liy,ng-
ston Henry NJ Sands, Miss Estelle Livingslon; wal
ter Rutherford Miss Clara jerome. MISC Sybii Kane
s, n Kane, William Beekman. Miss Lillian p Zones
William Lee, Miss Helen IselIn, Miss Kate Bnlkiey'
?. K. Sturgis Pierre Lorillard. +; ID. Hoffman, f. :.
Witherbee, George WothersOoOu jr, j. b. iamss' -
Low Hartman. Miss 0Othout w. Oothout Jr,, F. u.
Weeks Edward Kessler. ogden Mills, Julian Kean lean
K. Mortimer ir.. Miss Susan Prince James b. ParKer'
the Misses Cress, A. s. Carhart, the Misses Carroll
Arthur Leary, Ralph, N. Ellis. Julian Robbins;
Charles Jackson the Misses Rves, Bayarl
FouIke, c. NJ, Ward: William Redmond.
Alfred Roosevelt Miss Christine kean,
Miss Hewitt, T. Maitland. Alexander
MADDEN. the Misses Remsen, Miss Helen Suydan,
Creighton Webb. John r. Suydam, jr., Miss Maria
Potter, L. PendletOn, Charles Emmett, Mrs Marie.
MISS Marie Martin Van Buren,, +. Winthrop, Charles
II. Marshall the Misses Turnbull, H. johnson, James
Hillhouse, Miss Bessie Morgan, Miss Taller. Miss
Augusta Setback, f. Watson. Alexander Duncan.
Miss May Duncan, Center Hitchcock. John IrSyerS'
W. X. Travers. jr, Herman r. LIE Roy, Charles
Lanler, Isaac Bel jr Charles "; 0gdeP, Miss "ilks,
Warren, II. Warren, Miss May Ogden. Miss Tucker,
Bayar1 Clarke, IT,, Miss Gilbert, ii. Hutton ana
W. u. WetmOrc.