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The sun., 1881-01-16

A meeting OF the members OF the Merchants
Club was held yesterday al the club rooms Leonard
street The attendance was composed OF representatives
of the dry goods commission, jobtng and clothing IN
terCs Sta The object oi tie assembly 10 appoint
committee TO Washington Tue sday for the
purpose o advocating thc adoption Of bankrupt law
resolution ~ favor ~ the measure compiled by Judge
Lowell of Boston was unanimously passed, and the FOL
lowing gentlemen were appointed delegation to 10
Washington whoTc they Wi. meet with repre- sentR;ivcs
Of various other commercial bodies who are TO have
conference on thiS important subject The committee
are as follows Charles Colby OF Harding, Colby CO.
Henry A. Page Of Faulkner, PAGE / Co, n W, Cooper
william u. Smith ". II Wendell OF Wendell, Fay 4 y, o.
NJ Dunbar " j. l. LATHE CO. Walter Lewis Of Lewis
brOs Co, Samuel ksyser OF Keyter. Townsend 4 O., ,
Lowell / Lineon, WIN l. strong, WIN, Turnbull, W
u, Kendall Of the BgeIoW Garnet Company, g. A.
shAsnY, and EIAstus Wiman Of Dun. Wiman 90.
The sun., 1881-01-16
PRICE THREE CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS
DASHIrJ HERE AND THERE BIZ TUB
SUMS REPORTER&

Tho Worlds Fa,r-GrRats' Unconditional Ac<
ceptnnce-h rciins OF the New Con,missisa
"A Zig Public Mass MeetirT TO be Held.
The fret regular meeting OF tho roorgau-
lied Worlds Fair Commission was held yester-
day. There wac n large attendance. Tho report
that Gen. Grant had accepted the Presidency Of
the Fair Commission. on the condition thai
t4.0o0,000 should FIRST be subscribed. was de-
MED. He accepted tho offloe without condl-
tions.
Committee on Appeal to the Public" with
Frederick A. Potts as its Chairman. was ap-
pointed.
Stops aro being taken to obtain from archt-
tects. landscape gardeners, and Typographical
engineers plans for tho buildings and arrange
ment OF the grounds,
A volunteer committee nre at work preparing
fair project. to be- held at an early day, ct whio6
Con. Grant will preside.
The sun., 1881-01-16

The boHrders at tho ST. Cloud Hotal, on tho
Orange Mountain read with much interest the story pub.
ished In fuE SrN about Mona the bg 81 Bernard dcu
which died recently At the home Of his master In South
Fiith avenue They think Lion the huge 81 Bernard be.
longing TO the proprietor C the hotel Joseph Evans 10
be not inferior 10 Monk In character, although he is NOT
ll'n so large anu heavy lie IS great fAvorio with
every one IN the brighbyTtOoi IOn ~ two yc caTs and
ine months old AMI he measures from ms nose
to thc mp OF hs tnl Ills height 81 inches and hrs
wsR over 100 pounds lie Is of tho rough breed with
hnuhLk oIalNssOloTed coat and white breast mark,
ears ana brown eyes lie IA pet with tile iadirs ana
tHstcd escort for them Win head erect ho Al
m.lr hie, hnpAIeauy feeling that he 10 Uf much i'm.
bormmse Is sllows no nEhung IN his presence, even
psrupg two fowls when they engage IN combat
The sun., 1881-01-16
A Faithful Lover Now /. Fa,shle.. Husband

Six years ago. at Belle Shannon. Donegal.
Ireland. Edward NcAndrsws and Mary Cary plighted
their troth by cutting in sxpsnce and each taking
half Edward then this country seek his
tune He far found thati 1870 he for Mary.
On her arrival here they wore married, and set up
housekeeping in BROOKLYN Their Ist child had hardly
been born when Edward disappeared His wife searchI
She had long given up hopes Of seeing him again. when
from Boston. where abe has been living with friends TO
again look for him. but SO far has been In
the description or him given TO the police the fact 10
noted that his will be found half OF
sxpence which Mary divided with him In Ireland six
The sun., 1881-01-16
TIE E4MILIsIERE OF GUISE.
The Great Cooperative Establiahment of n
French PhilunthropIst.

large audience filed the great hall Of
Cooper Union last evening to hear Mrs Augustus Cooper
Bristol Of vinennd j., give OF the great
cooperative establishment in France. at Guise.
Godin, the founder, was tho q poor black smith,
when In after he had attained great wealth he
about the execution Of longcherished scheme for the
snsylaton Of the condition Of the working classes
domicile theatre, and schools This .rst hamed ia an
immens story brick build rannsd SO as TO secure
ample supplies OF light an air.
No ~ood is used Va The building Of the walls and the
foors are tiled. The building furnishes iaton
for l people The stores OF the association In the
basement and are attended BY women Of the famibs.
tere, taAred by the association About 2OC children
atend the ehool, in separate 6uildnr The theatre
rent festivals and almost every evening hear the forty
musicians OF the institution practising alter There
is also general nursery. and bath and wash house.
The pnrpose Of the association Y to orvaniIe com.
mupity Of Interests Its members by Of tho
paricipahon OF both capital and labor. The dividend
coming to workman from the net prohts OF the insuu-
ton is q certain per cent upon the wages he has
ceved There are two mutual assurance funds-one as.
of pensions and OF the necessities OF existence
and another In aid OF the sick
The sun., 1881-01-16
Thieves Haidins . Town.

Ex.Justice McKenna OF Newtown last night
reported to the wiiamsburgh police that his residence
robbed on Thursday night Of $50 IN money and a
quantity Of clothing and iew.i,y The thieves he said,
raidsd the town From OF his neghbors they stole
all the bedding IN a spare room Mr. Acksnna thinks
David Bird and John Carr. who arrested Friday
for horse ste alng, the who robbed him From
information given by Mr.. hckenna the detectives are
confirmed in their suspicion that the OF Mt
resident Of Queens County is mber OF the same
garE This gang 1t thought Is guilty Of the rob
tsres committed during tho past month in Queens and
tNpun
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The Mother OF n Family Burned.

At $3.50 O'Clock last evening Catharne Mallon
aged 81 years. 4ls East Twentieth street. while build
ing fire in the stove had her clothes catch fire. She
ran into the hallway screaming where the draught
famed the flames that her entire clothing in
few moments in blaze. Her husband, John Malon
went TO her rescue and In putting out the fre
yerely burned about the hands arms and face
Mrs Mallon and her husband were taken to Bellevue
Hospital. Mrs MaIlons injuries pronounced fatal
John Malon after having hi. wounds dressed insisted
upon going home to ate nd tc ais children n9 Is
sober industrious p.. and dependent GSvn mis- daily
labor for the support Of his family.
The sun., 1881-01-16

.s' apathy Of the BEooSyn city officials over tie negli
OF the new contractor for removing ashes /, causing
.a '"'s'auon In many streets the ash barrels have
ssssi won Tao sidewalk for over week and in MANY
e ffop owners and tenants have paid at tile rate
taieHn"m 70 twenty nve cents barrel 10 have them
fern, ~ MhNe others refusing To pAy taxes In two
Iads,. dGnpsl their refuse into the streets ris
nssisr,1 N he Fourteenth ward who have been
Gsctet l9f tnentyour dAyb by both The Earhse con.
AIn.uas d we ashes contractor hsnd tO hold All in.
~A~Asa meeting this week - 1890 " "
The sun., 1881-01-16
Halioran,s Hasty Speech.

Louisa Filken OF 202 Fifth street accused
James Halloran. lodGer Friday afternoon in the
Essex Market Police Court Of asaulns her She proved
that Haiioran owed Js s hat because she wanted
some money he beat her. Haoran was fin-. so,
Yests rday morning Mrs Filken appealed TO Justice
Smith to release Halorap She said she willing to
forgive him OF his wife. Justice Smith
into the PRISON alloran aod told hn that
Of the appeal Of Mrs filken he would let him 20.
Halloran quickly replied: That's all right Judge.
when get out will make complaint against her"
Justice Smith ordered lIalloran back 10 prison
The sun., 1881-01-16
Tas Light Weight Prl.e Fight.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 15.-Spring Heel Dick
pusilst whose challenge for the light weight hampton
ship Of the United States accepted by Dick Holly
wood last week, says in an interview today that he will
close the next week by sending forfeit the
(pps office He says however, that he cannot get him
self down TO the feather weight limit O. i5 pounds bn
will have to night at catch weights II Hollywood will
do that he will be ready to nsht him any day His pres
ent weight 10 l+5 pounds
The sun., 1881-01-16
Hicyell.t. Demanding Park Pr,vm.re..

large number OF bicyclists met at 79l Fifth
-''"ce last evening, The uumproved condition Of Fifth
e"ue ABOVE Ninetieth street prevents the bicycsts
om reaching the Boulevard by that route and makes
eshraOe ior them to secure permission to run through
sf a IAtk from that to iiOih Representative
noS Wv NV YORK, Mercury. MAnhatthH, Columbia, Len
GiI,o ~ ANA iOnkeTs clubs were present com
wa, appointed 10 Wait upon the Park Cummls
LoIt "I request the privilege mentioned between the
miS,,an ahi II A. M ami and II +. NJ aud Rlso per
G,ts OF dds IN Klysr,iGe rark, Tie eommiltee con
' 'SuA L. Mott, Jr., aid C. IS. Minor.
The sun., 1881-01-16
A Hum an Finger.

As Policemen Scott and seullen were searching wo-
whom they had found hcplessly drunk at the foot
OF Grand street wiiamsburgh, yesterday, they drew
froal her pocket n small package resembling roll Of
pennies SHE showed the atest anxiety erning IT,
The paper found to contain human hnEer The
woman refused To than that she had found It.
II was evidently ths right index finger OF The
woman told Justice RennA that her name was Sarah
jones' and that she lived in Elizabeth street. this city
The sun., 1881-01-16
THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.


LONDON. Jan. 15.-Hanlan and Laycock have
lattery been practising under great disadvantages
caused by extreme cold and fogs II the weather on
Monday is foul 1t is thought that 1t will tell in Of
Laycock, whose rowing weight will be l7s pounds.
Hanlan's will be ISL pounds Laycock will with q
rudder which viii be q much service In the event Of
cross wind but which Hanan refuses to adopt Hanan
will the boat and uls he used in his previous
He will be pioted by Drewitt Trcke will pilot
There has not been much betting thus the biggest
corded being e75 to 800 on Hanan The ODDS yesterday
ver IN
The sun., 1881-01-16

He was in the elevated railroad station al
Eshtyfourth street and Third trying to hug up
the when arrested him" said Or1cer Mccarthy to
Justice Otterbourg In the Harlem Police Court
wasn't he afraid OF burning himsclfr' asked the
Justice.
"He was too Intoxicated TO be afraid OF anything"
"Well, Charles Schadeln said the Justice TO meek
looking German who stood in front VI the prisoners bar.
"What excuse have yNutn
II cold Idrank hot whiskey, which differs from
beer walked up to ths station to get The stove
seemed TO dance around, tried TO stop IT"
I'm only hne you 81 this time and advise you to drink
hot whiskey."
The sun., 1881-01-16
Th. Bernhard. Itese,p,. In Chicago.

CHICAGO Jan. 15.-The receipts OF the Bern
hardt season for the past week, SIX performances
amount to $40. .52I divided follows Monday, Adr
enne Iecouvreur," S3.4G5; Tuesday, FrouF Frou,"
sa$2S; "wednesday, sphinS,n $40 THURSDAY; Ga
matinee, " Freu.Frou,'' s1s77. The receipts OF her
American season so far ot ten weeks and sxty.thrsc
performAnces aggIeKate $227. .459.
The sun., 1881-01-16

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.-Simon Brolasky, a
welknown dry goods merchant and real estate dealer
died here yesterday. Ar Broashy was helpless Grip
pic and had built In his house eeysor to carry him
from toor TO hoor a few days ago he iell down ths
the shock proved fatal II is said that therc VIII I've
lively nght for his property which is worth over s1UOVo
Ia oll
The sun., 1881-01-16
The Inpr,.enea R,tuai,.ts Released.

LONDON. Jan. 15.-The Court Of Appeal to-
day ordered the discharge Of the wrs OF attachment
against the Rev Nessrs. 7. Pelham Dale and W. E. En-
raght The Court held that the proceedings before Lord
PsnZance were regular and that the prohibitions forbid
ding hessra Dale and Enraght perform service must
hold gool but that the wris ordering their i'm
were detective because they not brought into the
Court OF Queens Bench. Nr. Enraght will be imme
datsly released Mr. Dale is already out bail The
court consisted Of Lord Justice James Sir william Brett
and Lord Justice Cotton
The sun., 1881-01-16

Charles Stevens stolo o blanket from q horse
and ran through Franklin street with yesterday after
noon. He caught and taken TO the Toinbs Police
Court When asked by Justice Morgan what he had 10
say. he replied:
ago was need TO the penen Tor participation
In BURGLARY was discharged last Sunday. They
me straw hat and old pair Of worn boots and not
penny TO help myself along. have travelled the city
and begged for work II don't believe ask tho
artificial flower makers in Wooster Mercer and Greene
streets have had nothing to eat for thirtysx
hours and stole hecauSe had nothing to tried
hard to get means OF living but failed"
Justice Morgan held Stevens trial
The sun., 1881-01-16
Hines. or Tive Aldermen.

Aldermen Matthew J. Coggey and william
ssuer ILL., Mr. coggey with lung trouble and Nj saueE
with Qunsy sore throat A. one time Mr., Coggey SO
low that he thought he would never get out again lilo
now rapidly convaesting, however, and expects soon
70 take part the matter OF organizpa the new Board Of
Aide TInen Mr. SAuer also much better yese rday,
and he Will probably he seen Fourth avenue to-day,
The sun., 1881-01-16
The RowelI-o,Leary Match.

LONDON. Jan. 15.-In consequence OF Daniel
oLearys acceptance of the challenge OF Charles Rowe
the latter strict training for another worlds
gone into training
The sun., 1881-01-16

Cerele Francois de rIarmonis Mask BALL Acsdemy Of
Muse, Monday evening, Jan 1881 Parties attending
the above ball be supplied with Humphreys PaTisan
Diamonds In CIescents Combs, stars, Hair Ornaments,
Necklaces Bracelets, Ear Rings. Lace Pins Crosses.
studs Ac at one.thirueth the prce OF the real They
are brilliant cannot 10 detected and last forever and
Broadway, corner Of 18th o., N. Y.-Ads.
The sun., 1881-01-16
Greece. Nos Turkey. to be Coeresd.

CoNsTANT1NoPIE. Jan. 15.-Reports have
reached two foreign embassies here that Greece intends
attacking Turkey at the end Of January.
PARIS. jan l5-M Bartheiemy St Hiairc has instruct
ed the French Minister Athens declare the
lin Coneren conferred rights upon Greece and that
Greece persisted In going TO war; she not count
upon the support of France.
vienna. Jan l3.-The Prese says IL Is now proposed
that the powers take an Identical step to avert war
The sun., 1881-01-16

John ItzenhauBen. MIX Dealer nj 43 Elm
street was fined 800 tho Special Sessions Court yes
terday DR. John B. White proved that Itzenhausen's
milk was adultera TO the extent OF hytwO per cena
tzenhausln sold three 10 four Of milk per day
The sun., 1881-01-16
sunseat.a IL n nallrsaa flannel.

NEWARK. O.. Jan. 15.-It is reported that o
freight broke in the tunnel the Straits.
vile division Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad last
night, and while the crew confined in there they
were 50 suocatcd by the smoke from the engine that
they all become unconscious IN which condition they
were found when the next train arrived at the tunnel
The men were brought to Newark where they are now
lying in q al condition.
The sun., 1881-01-16

Edward p Barrows. the supposed leader Of
the gang OF coin countcreers arrested in December
complaint OF Treasury Detective Van Horn. taken
from Ludlow street jail yesterday morning at 10 O'clock
the officers in charge OF him started for Brooklyn
on the way there he made his escape.
The sun., 1881-01-16

Warmer. partly cloudy weather, and occa;;
sional ram or snow, winds shHuhB 10 sOuueast anu
southwest, and falling barometer
The sun., 1881-01-16

Athrong Of roller skaters OF both scxcs Illus
iracd tie poetry VI motion last Isnt at the Metropolitan
Concer; Hall Skating Rink, Broadway and Forty. .nrst
street The immense asphalt floor, measuring lOOIcO
iet wnscr9wt"i VITA boih expert aud amateur tkA"r4
Al that ceuo be done ON ice whs executed rTSy, The
grapevine, roll. back roll Dulch ron slln single
t0c outside and inside edge and other mo-. were
al performed ~ tsmpCTaure OF CD9 which cUntrasted
delightfully."- with that the Central riIk lakes There
Was An orchestra present, and tho manager. Wentworth
Holns, the ye eTan bicYcsi, sad ne had dOubt
before long the attendance wOgd uuE that ui Tic gTra
Philadelphia RINK, winch lie has managed several NeaTL
The sun., 1881-01-16

The signal once Predict

A disease that is said to be the black plague"
ns broken ont at Iloyd's Neck Long Island among the
they have been dyn. al the rate Of from two to
The sun., 1881-01-16

RoBEsoN uep., N. ~ BRiGHAH tRep.. N. JJ
hoRToN (Rep, N. W HAMMER (Rep.. Pal
CROWLEY (Rrp., N " WHITE ,Rpp., PAD
O'BRIKN dem, N W BINGHAM rep, Pal
DicKEr Dem, Ohio) Lwiso Dem, Ohio.
ELAN Dem, Pa RAY tRep. N. HI
ARMTtRLp Dem, N. C) CHirTksDEN IRE D, N W
ATKINS Dem, Tenn) HAwLxY tRep.. Comm
CLARK Dem, N. JD VAN yooRHis (Rep. NJ "
BRIGHT Dem. Tenn) BARLOW (Rep, VII
CLrnER Dem, Pa) HooKRR Dem Miss)
WILBUR (Rep.. N W VALENTINE IRE p.. Eeb)
MILLER Rep.. n W BAkkR (Rep, lnd)
An the Democrats were in town to-day except
O'Brien. Dickey. Elan. Armfeld. Clark. and
Bright. Ewing and Atkins are sick.
The sun., 1881-01-16
THE ABSENTEE LIST.
Names OF Congressmen who were not In their
Seats Mt Yesterday's Session.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Thero was no roll
call to-day In the House. The following men,
The sun., 1881-01-16
Our Sew Hired Girl

says Jsnhins, Prepared Buck~hea, is s,e tcs.-Ads
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Elk.
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-05

AFTER the mockery of presepta.
tlons to Speaker Parks In the As.
sembly, prior to its adjournment
yesterday, this vulgar usage had
better be retired forever. Parks
was the head devil In the most in.
famous Legislative legerdemsin
ever recorded In this or any other
State. Himself q Debris Commits
sioner, be Is said to own largely Of
the swamp lands which that ini-
guilty was devised to enhance in
value. From the opening note Of
the session to its close all his rul-
ings were in favor of the corrupt
lobby which, for the present, can
boast an absolute proprietorship of
the State of California. 1t is most
devoutly to be hoped that Gov.
Perkins will adhere to his ex-
pressed determination not to call
another session OF this jsckal body.
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TIE contrast between the
United States Of to-day and of only
two years ag is striking in the ex.
trsms. Two years ago you could
not have persuaded q capitalist to
put his money 10 railways on any
consideration, although the CON-
mercial recovery had been such as
20 lead the managers Of completed
ratlways to put their road-beds In
good order. This Of itself vitalized
the Iron and rail making industries,
Almost Immediately the people oil
this country realized that they
had made fully a thousand million
dollars since 1873 by economics
and rstrenchments which forced
the balance Of trade with Europe In
onr favor. Short crops of the cereals
abroad accslerated the enrlching
ouarent and impulse; and, all a.
ence, from tsbooing railways, our
people have taken to building
them with great ardor and enter.
prise. Some time ago our tele.
graphic columns contained the
terms Of the prof popular 10 az
Of The California Southern Rail.
Way. A Boston paper tells thia
A ~ 4
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-05

THERE 10 q decided division Of
opinion 40 to when the connection
will be made between the Atch-
ison, Topeka and Santa re and the
Southern Pacific Railways. One
account places the junction on OF
near the 10th inst, while others
postpone 1t till towards the close Of
the month. That the two compa.
mics have been working at cross
purposes has been apparent fol
some time past, though 1t 10 to be
hoped the differences have at last
heen substantially adjusted. Lo,
Angeles and Southern California
at large have suffered greatly from
the delay. II the original idea Of q
junction on the first Of January
had been carried out, nearly the
whole tide of winter travel would
have passed through our city. Of
this fully one.half would have
lain over to inspect our orange
groves and vineyards. resulting in
numerous purch asses Of real estate
and In a general quioksning Of
business. At tho start we have
suffered from the unadjusted dis.
putss Of giant corporations; but the
benefit, though postponed rs to Its
full fruition over the past winter,
will last for all coming time. The
slender gap Of nine miles which
now separates the A. T. 4 8. F,
and Southern Pacific railways can
not, in very decsncy, be allowed to
stand much longer. Short as the
span 10, there is some difficult
work in 1t which may consume the
greater part of March In overcom-
Inc
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.-The
steamer senator sailed at 8 O'CLOCK
this morning with the following
passengers for Los Angeles: T O
Mckenzie, ] B Leaman. Isaac Up
ham, w G Miller, Mrs G Coleman
and two sisters, Miss G A Cooling
f z Whittier, A F Wright, r W
jackson. e Anderson, wife anC
child, Miss Nellie Crist, Mrs J Nc
shane, R Cramm, G G Butler, NJ ISIS
J Stratton.
Cossustsng che AslOsney. 0eue "a,
SACRAMENTO, March 4tb.-The
Governor is in consultation with
the Acknowledgement, and il ad.
vised that the Board OF Equaliza.
ton can levy tax without legIs.
lative direction, he will not call
an extra session. The Governor
inclines to the belief that taxes
can be levied and collected IL the
Legislature adjourns without pass
ing the tax levy.
Wasson's Assembly bill to es-
tablish q hospital for disabled
miners, was passed under suspen.
sion ct the constitutional provi
sion. 1t requires no appropriation
from the State. The talk Is that
Mackay, Flood and Fair will gen.
erously endow 1t.
rns Fsssi Day Of the Leg.sIasure.
SACRAMENTO, March 4th.-SEN.
ATE.-WhIpple's bill as amended
was read.
Wendell moved its indefinite
postponement. Lost, ayes IA, noes
rs. On final passage the vote stood
ayes rs. noes Is.
Hill moved to amend the title bv
inserting Gan act to allow the rail-.
road companies in California to 20
free Of taxation.n
The Chair ruled II out Of order,
West moved to take up Senate
bill 800, providing for . Board OF
Trustees Of the Normal School At
Los Angeles. Carried. The con
stitutional provision was suspend.
ed and the bill finally passed,
Davis, from the Committee on
free conference on the school bill,
moved to strike out section Is,
relating to the collection OF poll
taxes, which 10 embraced In an.
other act. Carried.
The majority Of the Finance
Com mites reported on the Gov-
ernot's meessees reeomnsnding
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AFTERNOON sTREErs-a p. N.

Tiptop, 81 a; Head Center, 81 b, 81 a
Bniiion. S5c s; Benton, soc b; nj fotosi
Union, * b; Con Virginia. * Il. b. b. is a
Chollar. 10 b; Hale a NOrcrOss, 1855 b
Mexican. 5Ns b, 5h a; Sierra Nevada, o.
b, ~ a; Best q Belcher, N b, ~ a
Holmes, .l0c b, I5, a; SCORPION, is b
Diabio, l5c b. goa; Overman, soc 8; Abb
on. LIS b; Jupiter, soc b; Exchequer, o.,
b, 81 a; Grown Point, LILO b; Oph,r, Al so b
Belcher, b, LOS a; Concordia IL 9, IL a
Gould & Curry, 2.s5 b. la; Navajo, 2.le b
2.l5a.