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, 1881-11-20


4 rather good Hooking, and not at all dyspcptfc,
man called nj the Herald office yesterday, and
briefly remarked that he was man With q
genuine grievance. ~ au not he said. ' dis
s:runtlcd season-ticlct passenger. or should
expect to be put out at once. but represent
Il down-trodden claes. nn',' he said with
emphasis. va pic eater. DO took
like cadaverous persnn!" lie was as-
surcd that ne did not, and be went on:
NJ want TO find OUT why should be charged Is
cents ut your swell hotels for piece OF pte-l5
cents for piece Of plebeiAfi squash pic, and Is
cents for piece OF arfstocrntic 1ance. am
one OF those creatures GepIoreu by bio Lewis
md his tr:bc-n man who often makes uoon-
day lunch Of bit OF pie and cheese. think I
ain muscular enough to handle tho whule tribe
Of pseudo phy slologists. But why should the
Boston hotels chnrge Ii cents for pte7
don't wonder your hotel men yet ricn-'
The plaintlve pe-eater went out, and an
immediate inquiry WIS made into his
subject OF compaint- It was found that aoEne
OF the swell restaurants buy their pies Tor II
cents 6f q well-known pie-baker. These pies
are cut into tive aud even si1 pieces. and these
nre sold at Is cents The :. swell hotel :" men
sny, In their defense, that they cannot afford to
give a man pie and cheese and the service OF q
walter for itss than H. cents May people cat
nothing but pie for lunch, and they take as
much room Al the tables or counter as the more
miscellaneous enter tut II also appears that,
whether a nun eats merely pie. or pie and
regular dinner, he !s charged the same- Tha
ple-easers have an uudouhted grievance.
, 1881-11-20

London Spsefu t" -Nrr lu~: N"rd
DR.. Dutron, Lefroys solicitor. Is preparing a
memorial to the Home Office asking for The cou,,
mutation OF the felon's sentence on the ground
that he WAS insane when he committed the tnur-
der. and Tint there Is insanity IN his family
l.efroy Is opposed to this course, and sticks 70
tho story that Mr.. Gold WIS Killed by Il THIRD
passenger, who jumped from the truln. TIE
officials at Lewis jail suy he is uulte uhcoh-
cerned. Yesterday he asked for writing mate
rails to prepare statement OF bis case. quo II
is thought this mag DO L full confession IN any
case he will be hanged on the s9th inst
Speaking Of Lefroy- the lawyers 6src are gen e
gather from the meagre cable dispatches thai
his counsel will set up insanity, personal aug
hereditary. Under the Scotch law the courts 10
NOT 20 into the insanity of IL prisoners family.
bur simply consider whether be " as or was NOT
insane when he Committed the crime. tndef
the laws of Engla1d, however. our courts near
evidence going TO prove hereditary insanity;
That plea IVES advanced at the trial OF oxford
for Shooting at the Queen in lSil, and American
lawyers will find the subject admirably deut
With IN Lord Dtul1Ens chlrgt uu talt OCCASION,
, 1881-11-20

money. there was IL heavy pressure to sell DIR
IT,: the afternoon. and prices fell oil STEADILY.
the lowest quotations being tn:c.cd after tic
second call. The decline i:s,gel FROM !. IL ).
Pacific selling OF 81, Manhattan, Elc-
waited 3!:. ,letropolitan Elevated :t&.. Can
iouis l. % san fraac,sco c'G5re1 preferrea eao e. e.
New Jersey Central .t:, Euusas s. Texas n,
Chicugu, Burlington i Quincy and Missouri 1'n7
l.. Il. & va. In final dealings. when money be-
came easier and the bank dIfcn!tics IN 1soston
proved 10 have hceu less serious than anticnat-
cd. tie nnrsSet became Nrsner. and closed III
rccovery Of Il tn Ia. which mast marked in
Texas Tacitie. Cincinnati. sundnsisy a. Cleveland.
New jersey Central, Western CtiOn, Mctrnpo-
itRn and Manhattan Elevated, and Chicago. Dtlr-
llng:on Quincy. Lake Shore was again today
the most active STOCK, and IT'S comparative
strength undoubtedly saved the general list
from Il stampede. This stock closed Il higher
than yesterday.
'rruusnrtif,ns :0o mn st,o ras.
, 1881-11-20

How to Carry Tf.eIn-The EAthetfc
Fashion Of This feAr-A Dissertation
on KlacKthorns.

NAAN2Ou ol AAaAs 1EaI-A AAaAII kAA4oA1
on BlacKthorns.
Ne,u FORK 1To,ld.
AStyles in canese WHY. thew change al
most as often as the clt OF womeus dresses
dr.: said manufacturer Of walking sticks
since it vas established by nv father in lSIl.
and during that time have learned that new
shapes in sticks must be invented every year.
When this place was first started it was the
only one in New York which carried on the
business Of making walking-s sticks exclusive
II. and one of the few in the country: but
Since that time. when my father had small
cellar in Cor1landt street, the business has
grown. and now / tllnk there must
Ee a score or more firms engaged
in II II, 1his city alone. 200
cane Is all old mans friend, and handsome
oneis u young mans pride. One may rs
We'll be out Of Lie world as out of the fash
doesn't carry 4 crook may as we'll go to
the nearest dock and throw himself into the
river. When say crook, ! naon the latest
thing o1t in canes. it is similar in shape to
the curycd.ha1IIic sick which has always
been in vogue but generally carried by old
gentlemen There are TWO styles, the shep-
herds crook, shaped like fisll-llook, and
the Zulu crook. a plain, curved handle
do most Of the fashions in canes. The Zulu
is from Paris and the shepherd from London.
They were introduced there last spring and
took the place Of the crutch, which was SO
popular last year licSc liz" o1tNs
are made from natural woods with handles,
and Vet there are great :. many made with
cl1anluis or buftaio-l.orn handles. When l
was young man wllalebone cane was the
proper thing, and since then there have been
the agate topped a1alacca- the bamboo and
barked sticks OF different. Shapes: Inc
makers here get woods from all over the
world. the most expensive being the Malac~
IA, which comes from the swanlps in the
Straits Of Malacca. and the leopard wood,
olive. and snake wood from Africa. America
can supply the wants Of the world for pretty
barked wood. For canes the ash plant, very
popular among Eng1ishmcn, comes from
Great britain, where it is cultivated to z
great extent for cane use alone" When used
Us w;llking-Stick it is never yarulslled. but
carried just as it was pulled: The fancy
woods {sr1cll as Alalacca, Penang, and
Waukec bamboos) are generally mounted in
gold or silver with hammered heads, and
often costs us much as S::U.''
"Does the change in the styles Of canes ac- |
count for the Change in the manner ofcarry-
The way Of carrying 4 cane certainly is !
changed every wear by Some young men, as
you will easily see by a walk along Fifth |
ion WIS n VII viz +, s,,ri9u1Iy raii with
bent knees. and arms aki,llbo as far forward
as possible. and the cane was held between !
one finger and thumb correctly balanced, SO
as to swim. gracefully Oh it was very /
pretty, The latest thing. however. intro
duced is still prettier 1t is tile estf1etic I
style The cane is held in trout Of the body
and is allowed to hang ..litnp.'' while the ell
bows are still further forward and the shout
ders il possible more rouuti.:'
MANY t,rnnlt, WIN went to Coney Island By |
, 1881-11-20
BREADsTUFFS AND SEEDS,

FI.0Ck-Nrs dull and easy. Ono round lot was
taken for export, and very little else donc the
weakness In WHEAT maxim. buyers hold Off SMles
were reported nf brle Nnd an bugs springs partly
1T +. u; III hrl5 aud su bags low erutes partly
$i: 1.5 br!s rye flour private terms: and III brs
bucswhcat do Sauo Total equal to LILO bris. Win
ter t!ours quoted A.s;.5U shipping springs,
sottat the }ow-grade springs. sl751+- Rye Hour
ut about <5.75aGG1. and choice bucLwheat held ut
abou, Sl.g0.
trr the offerings beng light Sales were repurted
OF Is cars bran Ut sf5HAa III cars middncs At sG.D
@l:.tU: feed $2s45; car wheat screenings
sll.tU; md car do ut $llu
SPRING WIlEAT--Wus rather nctive and quite
weak, declining .1aa223{c. und closing l3tc below the
.;cst prices Of Friday. The British markets
being prUbahy consequence OF the further bank
fnureS reported ftum Boston, Our Receipts were
again small. and those nf t1le week were Nbuut tU
ti1 les. thnn the s!ipcn IT, ou this fac, had i;tc u
auciAi 1-onhles tle seAbOlT.l. Several uf the
prutlnent Operators who nd hitherto held moderate
lines fr wnt! reaction becn'e tired. n:,u sold
ouI while there were npiIenily Isw outside nEdeFs
creates, JANUARY. indlcAtl1c TINT great !uanr
tie trades for next u1outh had eadY been provided
for Winter receipts Of No. Closed ut <l:.t:-
s'0s sa'*i xsfs :s'ote' ca9s IS No. eAF Nj a
Slit; rejected toutA Side housed :tc: and is
cars by sample ai :5cGJsl.ls. Total about B0D Eu
Also car No > Minnesota n tlSa rree on board.
Seller January Opened AZ <i3ksl A. sold asSl :sve
La5. Seller December sold at *l172<91,.s4, closing
$lIy1K. Seller the month was nearly nominal at
<l-tal&l.2.S4: closing ut Sl2s1As and February was
quiet NJ lslsc over january. The following tob'e
hHn
, 1881-11-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW 1UNh.
To The TTesttr31 Associated Press.

To ths Uesttr71 Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Governments weak. and
,,1k lower, except extended Is, which were un-
changed.
Railroad bonds we're Irregular, but in the main
weak aud lower. Kansas s. Texas general mort
rages Is declined to aoA from 9.3i: East Tenncs-
see incomes to 5,.s from SIX; Ohio Central in
comes #, 70 from 90; do tirsts to 20 from 100; and
Lake Eric Western incomes to GO from IS
Stnte securities we're CuN
The stock market was irregular at the open
fnv. and early dealings characterized Dy fever
fsh tone tho general tendency being towards
lower t}gures. Quite a sharp decline occurred
at the First Board, from which there was par-
which prevailed Us to the condition of the Bos.
ion banks aul to the hardening tendency OF
, 1881-11-20
By TELEGRAPH.

FOREIGN.
Special Dispatch to The CHICAGO Tribune
LIVERPOOL, My. E-LAKb-prime Western stcady
Ut bJs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At i.nnion steady ut s2s.
-Whe:t-Winter steady at lis ii. Corn
Mixed steady 1t Gs.
MyElslueI- Soy.~ E-l1:N L. m.-FLoUH-.Amer-
ca1 IL, td'Gl:s.
+. Observation-Disclosures. los tdGlfs lit; white. l1s
:>l spring. is des l0s ID: club Its lda1ls u. Corn
-.s ld.
i'nnEISIOSS-p0rk-45s I4ar1-5ss.
lOSDuS, Suv. Observation-Disclosures us.
TtEEESrtSE-Sutrits. It's.
ANTWERP, Suv. .t-l'ErEo:.EEM-lStsf.
The t,'lh,wtn. were received BY the Chicago Board
Of Trade:
lIvEK!unT., Nor. l9.-Wheat quiet and steady:
red winter. lVs It'd: Nh. spring. M ID: No. do his.
torn h:n"r atI@. tarEucs u1t 4,,nst-Wh,at steudy,
demand :hr the Continent fair: fDE the En:cd King
dom moderate tur1, in fair demand; nrul 1t I'D
yanEc- 10 arrive Wheat steady ut the dtct.e: M.
-pril'. declined Ill and California td Curlt ut
- advance l'ors ,5s: Lard ID higher ut as.
lsacl-l. T.. Us id: ). t. t ID Tnllnw, Ais. Cheese,
i.nSB.,S. Mr.. -l1rE;ti,u..-Wheat quiet bEt
steady Co.n slr..lrr IT,. MAlit LASECar1OcS nt1
cn;islWitat steatly: Continental demand fur. Turn
s!,ate dcaTcr; 1alr average A1ncric't:' mixed, ..
CurgnrS on pa*sA-c-N heat steady. Lu:,t shast
tn,rcr Good shipping California; wheat Just *llipuei
als I'll; nearly due. SIS id. Flts average quality Ot
american spring wheat for prumpt shipment by SAIL
5]s Fnr avcengc quality OF american mixed corn
fur prompt shipment by sail, 2is Gd:<as.
, 1881-11-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Frederick Isoscorirz will give two piauoforte
rec,ruls Mt the Palmer House Dec. . ana 10
. at $50 o. 1n Buchs concerto for three pianos
and orchestra will be performed for the irst
time.
The Mozart Society rehearsal tomorrow even
ing is to be an important one. md It IS neces-
sary that every active member shouln DC IN at
Tendance promptly ats o'clock
The Friday night concert OF the Euterpe con-
ca1r t4,,upauy was not given. TIE eu,uit nu-
d,cncc present WIS dismissed by the manage
meat. Tho Saturday concert TOOK place US ad-
yertised.
Miss Jennie Hunter. assisted by the following
tuiant: Miss Lillian r. Reynolds, Mr.. John Nc
stnJa Nr. Louis Falk. and Mr. L. 4. Phelps, will
i've musical and literary entertainment ut
The second Buptisr Church Tuesday evening".
The Scbuman Club, a South Side organization,
mcr at the residence Of Nrs- ~ J. Mills. $40
langley avenue. Monday evening, Nov. II. and
vn rs proyrnm Of ten Numbers from some OF
The best authors. The following too.. part: Miss
, 1881-11-20

The leading produce markets were weak Gut-
urs1ay with Il fnir volume of trading. The chief
and perhaps the ouly, reason was the news from
the East, where public confidence seemed to be
much unsettled by the additional failures in
Boston, and stocks weakening In consequence
The news intensified the bear feeling here f.,
the case Of those who were already inclined tl,a1
way, and converted several OF the st.warIs to
the same way Of thinking. They sold quite
freely, and their offerings broke prices on mar
kcts where the edge Of demand had already
been dulled by the news, anu there were very
few outside orders to buy. Meats and rejected
corn we're relatively firm, the latter being in
fair shipping demand In proportion to the supply.
Mess pork closed 27.:c lower, at about SlG25 for
December and S17-1'1:1l:.20 for January. Lard
closed 15c lower. at $lL0J1lI.l0 for December
and l.s714Q5ll30 for Jauuury. Short ribs closed
a11lc lower, Ut SS.14.Gs.S0 seller Jnnuary. Ntcar
, 1881-11-20

FOREIGN.
LONDON, Nov. H. D. m.-ConsolS, money.
100 5-1G: ncco,1tlt. Nkl:s.
American sec,ir,lcs-Ecw Is. l05.3: Illinois
Gentr.l, ET5i: Pennsylvania Central. G555 New
York Central. 1857; Eric, Is. lieadlag, 33:i.
amount of bullion gone in the Bank OF En-
rla.ld to-day is t::,b,tAn.
PARIS, Nov. ly.--lsentcs SCI. 1aizc. -..
LONDON. Nov. lg-~ll 20 Il. m.-Cnnsnls, 1907 IL
money or account: D. H.. lU0 s IL Tor money,
ltU:a ACCOUNT.
pAH1S, Nov. l9.-Shares Of tile hunk Of France
declined to q. - francs confirmation OF the
report OF the appointment OF Muguin as Guv-
eruor of tho bank.
PARIS, Nov. 49, .. m.-French rentes, ST. &c.
, 1881-11-20

The following grain was inspected into store
In this city Saturday morning: , cars winter
wheat, 10 cars No. spring, - cars No. 3 do, 10
cars other grades tGl whcatl; - cars No. . corn,
16 cars high Mixed los cars low grades t,o3 coru;
II cars white oats, cars and $3.50 bu No. .
mixed. j6 cars rejected as oats}; i ears No.
ryo, car rejected do; 1850 bu No. hurley. S
cars No. do 10 cars lower grades do. Total
CHS cars), 20O,000 bu. Inspected out: 1855 bu
wheat, 6l,3s2 bu corn, l,3G0 bu rye, .J,lS1 bu
barley.
, 1881-11-20
AITTE1C RECEIVED.

c. D. NussEtI.. HosToS: tliuuie Waltz. By
r.. Streabboe, g. For Goodness Sake Don't Say
Told You" Song by Maggic Duggau. Degga,
Maid" Song By Joseph Baruhy, There's Peact
on the Deep and My yiariner." by H. s. Per-
kins.
Ioor s. Sons MUSIC Co. CHICAGO: ~ When /
Can Read My Title Clear" arranged for choir
use by ". r.Shcrwin. " Ely Muchrec.' music by
George Schlc.irorth. 4Swell the Anthem" By
". F. SEerwin.
t. H. S,ALFlELn- NEW YORK: THE Picnic
in the WILDWOOD by William ]. Ilurdmun-
"Brcak Itrenk, Break music by Snrah Jen-
uinxs. president Arthurs Grand March, by
c. CarIberg. I'm WearIn' AVA" music by
Ethel Maud FnrnswoTth. -
.. D1rsoS &. Co. Bu5roS: ''Come ffoiy
Spirit" by ". f. Sberwln. Christmas Selections
"Cutchiny kriss krnk1c.'
, 1881-11-20
MINING NEWS.

New YORK. Nov. 19.-Mining stocks were
fairly active and weak, the only stock showing
IN advance being Robinson Consolidated, which
sold up from SIS to 8 State Lines Nos. and )
declined to l.10 under large s,ort sales, closing
LIS. Oriental & Miller declined tn Is, and Miner
hoy to IS. South P,tcitc WAS active and weak,
opening at 1910 and closing ut 1l'5- rhe decline
is the effect Of realiziug sales Total sales Of
mining stocks. at both Exchanges, E3, 0G5 shares.
SAN FRANCISCO.
1cka.: q ct aeto
, 1881-11-20
THE MOZART SOCIETY.

The series Of concerts outlined BY the Mozart
Society are destined to be tho important events
in the history Of Il local society. Although the
concert to occur Dec. u will be the tirst, tho
subscribers may expect thoroughly enjoyable
entertainment Tho music to be sung by the
society is fresh. not IL single lumber having
been heard here before. The h1n standard Ot
music and OF work for the first scason will he
strictly nniutaincd, and the assisting artsts will
always he the best ob:ainuble Ill the country
Mrs. Usgools engagement for tho first
CONCERT Is the best evidence OF the inten-
tons Of the management in this respect:
The Mozart Society Is a mannerchor, and will
always rGnluin Sd. There are III the repertoire
Of .nllc chorus music, works uf old and modern
u1asttrs, sufficient for years OF concerts without
repcatng single number and new 10 the
MUSICAL public or this city. The Director Ut tho
alsHnrt Society has facilities for obtaining I'LL
such music. n11d there is NO doubt the concerts
of this club will be Of the greatest musical ln-
terest nnu an important factor in tho culture Ol
our city, -
The associntc list is fast filling up, and those
having received their notice : and not having
the matter without delay as.3there Will be no
single cartls sold, the concerts to be given only
10 tue subscribers. The aim Of this society 1s.to
establish Il perm ancn1 ni:inncrchor, to have its
headquarters Or rehearsal Tnoms in Il central
locality, to which the.assocatc members WIN al,
ways be welcome, anu III time extenu tue sortal
greetings to visiting artists 90 pleasant to
strangers As many bavc Inquired concerning
tho reserved scat system, we are requested 70
say thnt I'll about tcu days tho membership
curds will be reAly, nud with them will be three
coupons, one for cnch concert which are ex-
chu1,vabe for two reserved seAts without extr:.
chArge-she reserved seats for the first con-
ccrt 10 be delivered ut once after the rec nas
been paid. Seats for the second concert mny
Lc secured Immediately after the date Of tbs
first concert; for the third, at once after the
second CONCERT. In giving tho long time tor tne
Selection Of seats the management have innuRi-
rntctI new plan which appears TO tc most
reasonable and latr to all ct the sumo time pre-
venting tue rusn that usually occurs during
fhn short time allowed fur tcscrving sc1ts- The
d,ugram Of the hall vii; be ready when
the membership certificate IS rcady in about ten
tinys. and will ba shown without mark upon II.
thus giving the subscribers their choice OF seats
This plan il fair to ALL and If q subscriber eoes
not secure the seats he prefcrs!t 'ill be his own
fault
, 1881-11-20

Sa;i si!st done II II st5ss ''sta :s.s
r,,, ~ ,r r'1,Messt.ss .st:ts ':tia r;sirE weak.
etCs %s ahu c.u s1is2 @tE beoE Itlt: ja.csi pixies
- ~ ashct WIS aFsii ttaf!S- Win report
| H.. ~ 'Ht A!la
rprnni d,,r,, ~ sa;s MCEA: nAt II
te Eastern rcvs Ti,er; rax - END u sSiun''c ~, ~
ua',d for lsss!ea: cislne Ut 81 and hs:h-tnxcd
t@sc @ - ''!teuiau! ~ :4sye: ciossni aftzc in pre-
tW!e" ~ nonses. "!lh iFeSll ttctlpts ut No. at
| :, nsxt north ios,n* Is rscn'iaE ever fresh
IseeHts: SPyL sacs were reported oI =! CATS high
inirt1 at E':sa}:e; uD bu ana 10; M. s9
sss M V ~ n:d q ears rejs:;e!i ~ esc: =:
~ irss On Mnsd r"ta abont .Aum tu. Seler Do
eG!i1uGl @ veneu u. sy, feeett 10 .4c sold nj a'5c
u =; :.i ~ .rsc CLOSING a. S!.G SceF May
Nnren.r ~ ns,rir ~ .l inS.ae , o.e seller
HIt Ian,nEy r.n ~ e.uH:T y. S. Gsosths ut
NJ; 1 s.nScu ~ s-s?soe'ec, Ana ttbIu.
~ ~ "'s ututso ~ to*isH 'nHunft- Inc following
aaoe SHOWS Inc ranfe VI Ing Gay:
M ncorr .,so:ft iange Ctostd.
Si seier N'se'nber.- y @t4s.4 81
SSsiier S,i i!scsi'hcF... ..-.....G, 5S*s53!4 a9s
Seic .InasFS....-.t3M :!asGslgH j9}a
@ci:tr 1iAS GESGst.i14 GI
~, .,, ese Mu naa 1ss:s l0WcT there being liz
r,It - -. *, s.Er .snstHoeE "t December,
~, n,sr 1, ~ - L,a M 49, psiG y eNcha:e
t1,it. .tSs "ne sutt.c ~, tiun'E Ia 1annhfs
WIFI foc," ~ t MY sAt!sI more ~ ty.
tr;.- ~, a ifu!t uI liz eusa n4hres on
SAMPLES su 1iS snsfS ":s sh 'n1 . sna w.. sveny = @
~ .H:'ic tr iHtteE in Special iCcattpn> tn sorn =.
..c .nf sSlcsttu M:ste Una 1tf4 :.t 1ur ~" white
Ach - c.sss az ior :e1ctted i:itctt, EieSs4ic
toT rsjeGtet white; and tt' nc luz ~ white tree
r u.sta. tNtn e.tut, 10 ahtut ;',UN hi Fnilnwin.
we're we're t1e Glo,tns prtces of Friday together with tho
'"'~c ~"'ofo'S' f,,, ,, ,,,
~, ,,u,x i'u,stn nan1r tttseu
, 1881-11-20

The following were the receipts and shipments
OF leading articles Of produce III the city during
the twenty -four hours ending ut : O'clock Sa.-
urday morning, and for the corresponding time
q year ago:
, 1881-11-20


CORRESPONDING week lust iu,lta.sH s4:f.1tst
The clearing house exchanges of tho New
York banks for Friday, the 18th, were lp1s1,-
3S5; balances, S5.6s6,I9.
The SUBJ Treasury was debtor to the New York
clearing house for tho Same day $+G0,000.
The Washington Treasury receipts for the
same day were: Internal revenue, $:6ss. ss.eo6:
customs $i11,..0: bauk- notes, S190,oo0.
The Nationul-bank circulation is increasing
steadily 1t is now S:60,479, ,04G. Nearly every
week there is an tncrease in tho deposit of
bonds.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-23

Troy Twp-L T Weller, Alya Cooper, Charles
Manley.
uscarora-Patrick Mahoney, A j Silvara, james
Lew's.
VI &c Rockwell, j G Howie, ,Chas Vincent
Warren-Cyrus Bowen, ID a Sleeper, John Nor
rie
N7ells-Morris Shepard, VIM Relyca, VIM John.
Windham-T S Lawrence, Job Shoemaker, Mar
tin Wheaton.
Wimot-Dr Quick, Richard Arey, Daniel Eley.
Wyalusing-C A Stowell, y \ Frazer, G G Smith.
Wysox-M b Caswell, Geo Pool, Ross.
The Members of the Executive Committee of the
County Standing Committee appointed by the
Chairman, are:
+. M. luton, j. NJ. ELY,
/. MCPHERSON, JAMES TERRY,
f. +. LYON, w. s. KINNEY,
Is. Il. HALE, JAMES MATHER
A. Il. LENT.
The Committee to take into consideration and re-
port at the next County Conventian whether any
change be necessary in the representation at our
county conventions, is:
JOHN n. CALIFF, j. II. SHAW,
GEORGE Brown III. w. THOMAS,
n. w. WALDRoN, MILTON LOOMS,
&. h. SQUIREs.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-23
VIGILANCE COMMITTEES.

Alba-C L. Crandall, Jefferson Loughhead, G..
W. Carman.
Alb.ny-N. IL. klnyOn y. w. taWcett, Andrew
Wickizer.
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