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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-15
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 6lsSTS
" COMPANY. .Ezksss
FOR NEW YORK.
DOR NEW YORK.-The Old >FgrT-:

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old .rFS-S
Il Dominion steamship Company's -szs-4zass
steamers viii sail as follows: steamer Old Do
MlNION, Captain WALLER, EVERY TUESDAY
at . o'clock T. VI: steamer WNANOkE. CAPTAIN
HULPHERS, EVERY FRIDAY at ? O'Clock y. VI;
steamer ROANOKE, Captain COCCH, EVERY
SUNDAY at o'clock 4. VI.
Freight received up 10 l o'clock Z. W. for the
Tuesdays and Friday steamer, and To O'Clock
saturday evening for sundays ship.
Through bills of iading signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch 10 all points north, south.
east, and west; also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare 20 New York, $40; round
trip, Sls steerage. SO and 81.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. We'd
nesdays, and saturdays by the Rlchnond and 70
tersburg railroad al 1880 4. VI. viii make con-
nertiOn Norfolk with the steamer that left Rich
mOnd the day before. Cabin fare, $40. round
trip. SIS. Tickets b. beh1d at the Richmond and
Petersburg depot and 4. ". CARRIERS, 1000 Main
street.
for freight or passage, apply 10
G.. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
my6 Company Wharf, Rockets.
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DICUMOND AND WEST POINT TER.

DICHMOND AND WEST POINT TER
III MiNAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE
Board Of Directors of this COM
pany, IN pursuance of authority granted to in
crease the capital stock from S5.O00,000 to S15.-
900 200. offer 10 stockholders of record Of pril
/ 8, sS2 ton which day the books will be closed.
the privilege of subscribing on or before APRIL
90 1882, TO the new stock 20 the extent OF double
OF their holding. at (:25l twenty-five dollars per
share, PAYABLE in monthly instalments OF So PER
share, with the privilege of anticipating.
For further particulars sec circular, which can
be had application st the Office of the company,
Room 7, No. 145 Broadway, New York.
WILLIAM II. TRlGG, General Agent
NEW YORK, April 4, 1882. ap 7-dtAplJ
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE!-M
II CHAMBER SUITS, PARLOR SUITS, IN
DINiNG-ROOM SUITS, etc.; BEDDING, "
FEATHERS, MATTRESSES, etc. Every ar, '
ticle 10 be found In the Furniture line. WILLIAM
DAFfRON, l43s Main street. Branch house
3l3 north Adams street. Factory: 10, -, ~, ana
o2 north Fifteenth street. fe 22-3m
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rgNO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA:
Il We beg 20 offer you our services for the PUR-
CHASE AND SALE OF ALL CLASSES OF
BONDS AND STOCKS In this and other markets.
Exception facilities for buying, selling, and car
rying VIRGINIA BONDS. Our Office being In the
Stock-EXchange building, all orders receive i'm
mediate attention. Correspondence solicited.
REFERENCES National Mechanics Bank, West,
ern National Bank, Bank of Commerce. Howard
Bank. RAMSAY, CLADAUGH & CO..
Bankers and Brokers. Baltimore, Nd.
de ;5-6m
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MONEY TO LOAN On GOOD UN-
WI Encountered REAL ESTATE In :he
city Of Richmond, in sums b. suit. at low rate of
interest FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
an fj-eOd5t HOS Main street.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF
WHARF PROPERTY,
LARGE AREA OF VACANT PROPERTY AID
JACENT THERETO,
A LARGE BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
ABOVE,
AND A VACANT LOT,
ALL EXCEPT WHARF PROPERTY FRONT
ING ON MAIN TOR ROCkETTs) STREET,
AND ALL DESIRABLE FOR
BUSINESS PURPOSES,
AT AUCTION.
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ByJ Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l1l3 east Main street.

ByJ. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
l113 east Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" HOUSES AND LOTS
ON NORTH LINE OF MARSHALL STREET
BETWEEN COLLEGE STREET AND
JAIL ALLEY.
SMITH AND AIS. Chancery Court city of Rich
II. H. BRowy. mond.
BY virtue of decree Of Richmond Chancery
Court entered December 10. 1851, I'm suit styled
as above, we. the special commissioners therein
appointed, will proceed 10 sell by public auction,
on the premises. on
MONDAY. APRIL II, 1882,
at 5 o'clock r. NJ, the aforementioned PRO-
PERTY, being DWELLING No. l4uS east Mar
shall street between College street and Jail alley.
adjacent TO and adjoining the Lancaster an school,
fronting on said street 22 feet. more or less Also
another HOUSE in rear Of same property.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In six. twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added, and title
retained until all the purchase-money Is paid aud
THOMAS n. PAGE,
5. L. PATTESON,
Special Commissioners
J. THOMPSON BRowN, Auctioneer. ap1l
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by Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF A LARGE FRAME DWELLING On
THE CORNER OF WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE
AND NICHOLSON STREET. AND ELEVEN
LOTS ADJOINING.-By virtue of Il decree of the
Richmond Chancery Court i'm the suit of McCar
thy rs. Dickinson and diS., entered February -,
1852. the undersigned, special commissioners
thereby appointed for the purpose, viii sell by
auction. upon the premises, ON
TUESDAY, APRIL Is, 1852.
at ) O'Clock p. W.. the above PROPERTY. The
lot on which the dwelling stands fronts 80 feet on
Williamsburg avenue and runs back along Nichol-
son street $50 feet to an alley. Four Of said lots
front on Williamsburg avenue 20 feet each, with
depth of $50 feet 10 alley, and seven lots on
Nicholson street. fronting about "a feet each run
ming back 1870 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months. interest added. ana title
talned until all the purchase-mOney is paid and
deed ordered by the Court.
ROBERT STILES,
JACKSON GUY,
JOHN III. DlNNEEN,
THOMAS J. EVANS,
4. II. COURTNEY.
APT Special Commissioners
by Quarles & SlcCurdy,
Real Estate Agents, AuctioReers, and Brokers,
1912 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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All trains daily except sunday-passenger tram
connecting az West Point on Tuesdays. Thursdays,
the North
Freight train leaving Richmond at $40 A. NJ.
VIII have passenger-coach attached
IRAN No: ~ connects al Burkcyille with Nor
tolk ana Western railroad for Farmyllle. Lynch-
Durg ana All southwestern points.
Train No. 90 Through passengerl stops AT all STA
uons, sohnecuHg Al sUthcrlin's with Milton and
suhernn Narrow-tiaugc railroad for Milton; at
SunsDury WIN Western North Carolina railroad
Tor al points In Western North Carolina; at At
hnta TOT All point, south and Southwest.
Train No. % Through passenger aud MALL stOps
NJ all Stations connecting at Sutherlin's with Mil
.on ana Suthorlin's Narrow-Gauge railroad for
milton ~ Atlanta FOR all points south and SOUTH
west ~ Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia aud
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta. Sayan-
nah, and Florida points
Trains from the south arrive at Richmond nj
$3.50 L. VI, 7:4O \. NJ. and 1874 4. NJ. and from
VI. tFreightl
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Train 50-Ncw York and Atlanta eta WASH
ingtOn and Danyilc.
ON Train 52-I.ichmond and Charlotte. and
Charlotte and Charleston.
MI passenger trains stop ~ Bon Air.
Tickets sold % all points south. southeast and
southwest. and baggage checked through.
No ay-oYcr checks given IN local tickets.
\. POPE,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent.
i. VI. Il. TAL'ofr, General Manager. app
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rTHE YORK RIVER LINE.

Commencing THURSDAY, Deccmbn t',.,...r
safe and thoroughly comfortable isi,sfnsel .f,
HAVANA will leave West Point on afr,1 ~ ,al
saTITRDANS ARRIVING la Baltimore about -
A. NJ. and CONNECTING with all trains nof1h" no
Straight tickets TO Baltimore. 60
Round trtp.,,..........'' ''''''''''''''''' IS
Meals sfsfsf 80
State-Ro0ms and Bcrths secured on Slp"
from steamers cabin plans. =, .,.-,,,fi5a
For Tickets, Time. ,ards' ana an qi1,ai .n.
.. shs "'s"'''" NJ" 4 .rOfh
General Passenger and Iieke. Nt,,nnss,
no so NO. ieH'A ''N>
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NEW YORK. April 10, 1ss:
MONEY TO LOAN.

$500 TO LOAN
on CITY REAL ESTATE for three or five years
at 6 per cent Apply to
II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
aD!3-3t Eleventh and Bank streets.
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RAILROAD LINES.

p kAIkBVAW hShN hHSe
&N 49, 60
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND poIoMAc(s
RAILROAD COMPANY, Y
RICHMOND, March "a, 1852.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
For the pre- ,ent TRAINS ON THIS ROADwILL
LEAvE AND ARRIVE AT ELBA tne a9f 81 Broad
NH 2S-1m General Ticket Agent.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
VIRGINIAc o SyTrE;AAMX,BIoATSfas|hL
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT. CONNECTS
AT PORTSMOUTH SAME AFTERNOON
OLD POINT 1.-THE great fashionable winter and
spring sanitarium), BAL T1MORE, AND
THE NORTH.
ALSO, CONNECTS AT NORFOLK WITH
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, sMITHFlELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK. $3.50.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
HEALS, 75c.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
THE NEW AND PALATIAL STEAMER
CITY OF RICHMOND,
carrying United States mailJ
y. c. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY at $3.50 A. NJ. for above-named
places. connecting at Portsmouth with the Bay Line
Tor OdPoint, Baltimore, and the North. Return
ing, the steamer leaves Norfolk at A. NJ, arriving
at Richmond at about Il. NJ.
Fare 10 BaltinOre w
Fare 10 Philadelphia ......................... w
10 New ~
Fare 10 BOStOH ii w
Through tickets on sale on steamer and at Gar
ber's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
sTATEROOMs CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Smlthfeld, and Hampton; Washington. ID. c.:
Newbern, Washington, and Tarboro', ". c., and
all points In Eastern North Carolina; also. foT
Eastern shore OF Virginia. Old Point, and all regIl
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES, /
9nd through bills issued. l.. b. TATUM,
NH Is superintendent.
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BY Quarles & McCurdy,

IsucccsSOfs 10 HODtII Z. LlHt,I
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Broker
1912 Main street.
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MOND. FREDERICKSBURG
"a AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

Corresp0ndngiy quick time 10 other points
Through bills of ladlng issued az low rates.
4. \. TAYLOR
" General Freight AgtT'
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by Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Agents, AuctioReers, and Brokers,
1912 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08

being based upon experience and patholopi.
cal research, demands absolute freedom IN the
selection and administration of materia
medica; and there is nothing in the code Of
ethics Of the American Medical association
prohibiting the use by its members OF any
known and honorable means Of combating
disease. Furthermore, as contributing to
the alienation OF human suffering, we hail
with pleasure aud gratitude every discovery
in Geological and therapeuticA scieace by
whOmsover made.
We therefore reject as untrue and
obnoxious the term "Alopathists" as
applied to the members of this
association by dogmstists and extrem.
lists without It's fold.
First-Because it tends 10 convey the errone-
GUS impression that we are restricted TO the
choice OF remedies and the method of using
them by other than the limits OF rational
science.
Second-Because for any association Of men
claiming TO practice the profession of medi-
clue to adopt name based upon limited and
coDjectured theories of therapeutics for the
purpose of designating particular school Of
medicine, We have always held, aud still re-
gard, as unsclentihc in principle, AMI danger
GUS Ia pract ce.
Notice OF protest against the admission Of
DR. Dwight w. Day to the association was re.
ferred to the judicial council
On motion the expenses OF DR.. burlington,
OF Indianapolis, the treasurer of the associa-
ton during the session, was ordered paid.
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Perkins, J, Owassi.
PhillIpDs, B f, Men0nee.
Pratt. F., Kalamazoo.
Reynolds, H. J Orion.
Reynolds, T. NJ, Detroit.
Rose, G L, Decatur.
6ewart, F. E., Detroit.
Shepard, C.. Grand Rapids.
Smart. w. N Grand Haven.
Snow, Z 8 D.arbornville.
Strong, d w, Byron C-nter.
TomllusOn, NJ. w., Battle Creek.
Tucker, G. g., Coldwater.
Upper, n Bay City.
Ward, e B. Laingsburg.
Whelan, A. F., H,lIsdale.
Wur'E, l.. H., Coldwater.
Wyman, +. c., Detroit.
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Hanna, Juo., Greencastls.
Helm, ]. H., Peru.
Hamilton, A. "A Marion.
Hubbard, ]. f., Richmond.
Hirst, w. A.. Anderson.
Holten, W. W., New Harmony.
jones. o H., Mace.
Keen, L. g., LaPorte.
Kyle, T. NJ, Manchester.
Laughlin, G. E, Orleans.
Lomax, w., Marion.
Markle, ]. E., Winchester.
Mason, G. R., Hartford City.
Meter, C. B., Lswrence5urg.
Mendenhall, l., Newcastle.
Oliver, ] T., Indianapolis.
Myers, H g., Fort Wayne.
Pennington, Joel, Milton.
Preston, A. g.. Greencastle.
Parviance, 8. W., Crsfordsville.
Rogers, e A, LaPorte.
Rogers, j G, Indianapolis.
Stevens, T. NJ, indianapolis.
Sutton, g., Aurora.
Sexton, NJ, Rnshville.
Smyth, g C, Greepcastle.
spann, E, Anderson.
Stewart, j, Anderson.
Straughso,J W, Psrkersbarg.
Tarleton, r Il, Martinsville.
Thomas, 8. c., Milroy.
Vincent, 81. c., GuilfOrd.
Vinnsdge. W w. lafayette.
Weaver. B., Mount verR0n.
W+ist, j. R. R chmnnd.
Webster. J C, Lafayette.
0Wood, H. D Angola.
Wood, T. F Meg
Yount, 8 T, Lafayette.
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Ohio

Ball, A Evansville.
Brant. A c., Canton.
Bach, w. NJ, London.
Buechner, W L, youngstown.
Carr, L. O., Cincinnati.
Carson, W. B. SBucyrus.
CopkIin, g. A., C4utou.
CoDklin, w. J., Dayton.
Cantwell, j. T., Mansfield.
DuttOn, G. F Cleveland.
Eberhard, N. S., Wsdsworth.
Forbes. 8. + Toledo.
F.,llett, A., Granuell.
Hslsten, ] E F.. GAINESVILLE.
Hard, E. g., Medina.
HIGHWAY, A. E.. Cincinnati.
Hudson, g., Medina.
Jones, R. E., Conner.
Kempton, W. D., Cincinnati.
LYMAN. c. N, Wadsworth.
Mathis, G. L., Cincinnati.
Maunth, j 8, Morrow.
Milliken. D Hamilton.
Moon, w., New Lisbon.
Morris, John, Irontoa.
Mosgrove, 8 NJ, Urbana.
Neal, T L., Dayton.
Mutton, o. d.. Cincinnati.
Overholt, D. W., Columbus.
Peck. G L., Youngsto wn.
Powell, W. 8, D-Hance.
Phillips, W. A.. Canton.
Ransohoff, J Cincinnati.
Reed, r. G s, James, Station.
Rheinfrank. j. h., Reunsburg.
Rice. r. H.. Fremont.
Ridenour, W. c., Toledo.
Riggs, J. NJ. BRYAN.
Russell, j. w., Mount Vernon.
Scott, A. c., Eladsnberg.
Scott, K C, Cnyahoga.
Sharpe, h. j., London.
Spinning, r. T., Springfield.
st+mpfsr, G. G, West Salem.
Stevens, Merari B., Dhsuce.
Underwood, W. J Akron.
Waggoner, j., Ravenns.
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NO. 159

Campbell, A. x ,Jamesport.
Clark. A., Sneboygan.
CoyQue, 8. j. ST. veDs Point.
DanIev, G T., RoysliOn.
Davies. D. c., Columbus.
Davis. M NJ B,raboo.
Day, D. w., Eau Claire.
DJdson, N. NJ, Berlin.
Dodsop, BIZ, Berlin
Eastman, w., Mineral Point.
EpIy, F. W., New Richmond.
Fisk, NJ. H., DePere.
Fox, b., Madison.
Fox, W Milwaukee.
Freeman, A. R., New London.
Gage, M R., Snarta.
Griffen. E L., Fond du Lac.
Hall, J. G, Munroe.
Hldersheide, G. N, Arcadia.
Hoeeh. Knut, Lacrosse.
Hogeboom. c. z. E,u Claire.
Hunt, G. F West Bend.
johnson, 8 G Hudson.
Keene j. T.. AppletoB,
LsComb, D Chiffon.
Lewis, F L.. Green Bay.
Linde, C. Oshkosh.
Looms, G. T, Cascade.
Manl-y, Ira, Markeson.
Marks, s., Mil~aukee.
Mason, D., Milwaukee.
Maurer, A. A, Arcadia.
McCrsy. n. B., Prescott.
Meschem. 7. G Racine.
Mrach.r. W.. POrtsge.
MOrehouse, W D. Plymouth.
Murdock, Fl. NJ NJ, Richmond,
Mnrdock. O. N, New Richmond.
Palmer, H., GAINESVILLE.
Phillips, j., Stevens Point.
Riddell, 2. g., Chippewa Falls.
Rogers. e. w., Hartford.
Rood, g.. Stevens Point.
Rully, J. R Appleton.
R.ss-n. F. p. Oshkosh.
SIM, N. Milw ukee.
Stair. J. B., SOUTH Green.
Stane E Appleton.
Stan, T F Mszomsnie.
Steele. G NJ, Oshkosh.
ThrAne, j. n. A., Eau Claire.
Van Dnsen, e., Mineral Point.
Wall, H ] R chland Center.
WiggiDgtor, r W., Mendoza.
Woodwork, D W. Ellsworth.
W, w., Wausau.
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THE KOS TER.

The GLOBE has compiled list OF the dele.
gates present alphabetically BY states. The
number registered up to last evening were
1888, against 467, the number who visited
Richmond last year. Below win Be found the
list: -,
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indiana. ee7
Arnold, Jno., Rushville.
Baker, M, Stockwtll. BEES
Bar ker, W. l., Boonvills.
Beesley. 6. L Lafayette.
Blooner, F. H., PHEASANT View.
BlouDt, r. F.. Wabash.
Boyd, s. g., Dublin. A-oz-A
Bowman, G., New Albany.
Brandon, j. F., Anderson. n
Burke, Geo. W., New Castle.
Ceilings, s. r.. Indianapolis.
Cary, L., Van Buren.
Casebnr, G D auburn.
Chittenden, e. NJ, Anderson.
Cni,tepden, G E., Anderson.
Grouse, J g., Dayton.
DIVISION, J.. H., Warsaw.
Dray er, F.. Hartford C,ty.
Elder, e. s Indianapolis.
Evans, E. B. G,eencastle.
Fowler, j.. Lafayette. es-
eEeeus j. Va Agi11ososs5a
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Dlstrtct C0isssnN "a.

Gihon, A. L Washington.
Gunnell, F. NJ, Washington.
Kleinschmidt, C. q. A.. Washington.
Marmion, NJ W., Washington.
Patterson, D. w. e., Washington.
Toner, J. NJ, Washington.
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Mississtpp5.
CANT. q. L.. Water Valley.


Missouri.
Bedford, q. H., st. Louis.
Boyle, NJ. A. Kansas City.
Brown, g G., Mound City.
Callett. Geo. c., St. Joseph.
Cannon, j. W., jackson.
Choate, ]. j., Oak Grove.
Coon bs, ]. w.. Kansas City.
Douglsss, W. H, Columbia.
Doyle, T N St.. Joseph.
Dysart, 8. G., Paris
E-sig, N. F Plsttsburg.
Geiger, ] L., St. Joseph.
Glasgow. w. c., 81 Louis.
Hall, G L., Marshall.
Haley, g., Ksnsas City.
Hamilton, l., Bachelor.
Hearne, j. c.. Hannibal.
Hecdens, W. j., s.. Joseph.
Hughes, C. NJ, St Louis.
Humphrey. W., Moberly.
jackson, J. W., SedalIa.
Lester, T. B., K,nsas City.
Mausbe, G. NJ B, st. Louis.
Mccoy, Jnn., Kansas City.
Miller, j., Kansas City.
Moses, G. A., st. Louis.
Muller, A. j., st. Louis.
Outer, W. B., ST. Louis.
PoIlak, 8 st. Lruis.
Porter, w, St. Louis.
Prewitt, T. r. ST. Louis.
Sloan. A. B Kansas City.
shanMer, E. w., Kansas City.
Smith, K. H., Craig.
Steele, A. j., st Louis.
Stevens, C. w., g.. Louis.
T-fft. j. E., Spring field.
Vaughan, J. r., Glasgow.
Warth, e. j., Nevada.
Wood, ]. B., Waveriey.
Hontama,
Woodbridge, T., Fort Peck.
Macy.
Brownie. J. N.
EetC Ham ,sh3fe.
Davis, 8. w.. Plymouth.
sanborp, j. A., Plymouth.
North Car0l1ss0.
Grissom, E., Raleigh.
Wooden, G. W.. Randleman.
Nebr0sIea.
Abbets. :. Ia Fssneut;
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ArkGns0s.
Colburn. J. R.. Little Rock.
Dibrell, J. A., Jr Little Rock.
ErriDg, D. @ Baiesville.
Hooper, P. o Little Rock.
Jencks, J. T., Hot Springs.
Keller. ]. NJ, Hot Springs. ~
Meek, E Argenta
MOrri. on, 8. j., Little Rock.
Thompson, w., Little Rock.
Watkins, G., Little Rock.
(0lif0rnS0.
Cole, r. D.. San Francisco.
Orne, II. s., Los Augrlos.
Tucker, j. c., Alameda.
Colorado.
Denison, c., Denver.
HAYES, j., Greeley.
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NeU York.

NeU 1OFks
Agnew, G. r., New York City.
Brakeman, w. N. New York City.
Burrell, D. R., Cansndaipns.
Carpenter, W. NJ, New York City.
Chesman, Jr., T. M New York City.
Cbamberlagne, ]. H., Utica.
Chapman, j. L., Katon.h.
D ,nn-lly, NJ New York City.
Douglas, Geo., Oxford.
Eastman, r. W Owego.
Farnham, L R. D, Camden.
Flaudrau, r. NJ Rome.
Frye, P. T., Oyster Bay.
F"rdy ce, B A, Uoion Springs.
Gay, G. C F.. Buffalo
Granger, W D., New York City.
G 'od willie, D 81 New York City.
Hamilton. F. a.. New York City.
Hustled. W. c., Tsrrytowp.
Hendrick, 81. c.. McGrOmville.
Holcombe. w. F.. New York City.
Hopkins, q. R., Buffalo
Lawrence, j. B Nv Yo,k City.
L,tle, Fl. g., New York City.
Marshall, J. g.. Syracuse.
Moore, e. NJ Rochester.
Parson. l., Narcotics.
Poore, G T.. N W York City.
Russell. F. E., New York City.
S.yIe, L. A., New York City.
Taylor, James r New York City.
Wardle", A w., New York City.
Whit ev, D. B., East Norwich.
Wyckof, G. c., Buffalo.
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the chairmen Of the several sections at escn snnuM
meeting the nominations 30 made 70 70 sctea upon
BY the association at ito next annual meeiiax. IN
case OF the death or declinaton OF any gentleman
nominated before the election, another name mIgns
be presented by the same COMMITTEE. or porn pc Oy
committee similarly constituted, TO q soteo upon
o. the same meeting y ich would have enserte,ueo
the nrst nomination. In the hsnds Of these trustees
might be placed tho appointments OF tae eoltor,
which would be best made for An indenMte term.
the engagement to be dissolved by either party only
upon three months notice; ana tnie 10 Done py
the trustees The editor to have the ahs OF 70
tho judicial council upon whose motion, II tney ~
proper, the matter may DO brought oeiore the ssso.
citation 1t its next annual me-tpR, and deciod oy
threefourths vote Of the me mbers present 10 case
Of the death resignation OF the eoitor
to elect his successor In tho same way ana ON mo
same terms. .5
We would recommend that tho appoinsnent OF INC
assistant edturs be with the editor 70 me
approval Of the trustees and that the salary OF me
editor 'houtd be $6,UO, out OF whicn sum ne suouo
pay his asst tants, making mis- own tcrne WIN suo
The trustees should report annually to 'he IA.
socistion, giving Q statement OF the expenses ana
rece cts of the Journs orders for such expenses 10
be honored by tue treasurer Of the association only
when sigued by the sd,tor-in-chief. and countef.
signed by the chairman and two other members OF
The board Of trustees
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Andrews, O. H., Metuchen.
Clark, g. g.. Be!videIe
Eogllsh, D O.. New Brunswick.
Garrett. f., Burlington.
Green, j. g., Elizabeth.
Milford, I B Camden.
Owen, G. W., Morristown.
Paul, j. NJ B.lvidere.
Stillman, G. 2. PlainfleId.
Watson, E: A., Jersey City.
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Burke, W. c. Jr., South Norwalk
BrownaoD. w. j., New Haven.
Hills, T. NJ, Willimantic.
Kent, j. B., Putnam.
Russell, W. g., Wallingford.
sheloin. 9. A, Huntingdon.
Vile, W. c., Sandy Hook.
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Ayres, g. B Omaha.
Bonesteel, 8. A., Columbus.
COffman, v. H., Omaha.
Gahan, N. j Grand Island.
Knapp, w. NJ, York.
Mitchell, A. R., Lincoln.
Moore, r. c., Omaha.
Peabody, ]. H., Omaha.
Robbins, L NJ. Lincoln:
Stone, NJ. w., Wahoo.
Whltten, e. NJ. Nebraska City.
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Alvird, A. W., Clinton.
Andrews, J., Paw Paw.
Bennett, J. H., Coldwater.
Bliss, L. W., Saginaw.
.Breskly, W. E., Ann Arbor.
Brodle. w., D-troit.
Brunnire, g., Detroit.
Chlttock, g.. Jackson.
Coonor. L., Detroit.
Duust-r, e. 4 Ann Arbor.
Ellie, Z 3, MsnIeter.
Fairbsnk, b C, Flint.
Flsnuer, T, U, Quincy Mine.
jerome, j. H.. S,g nav.
Kaiser, A Detroit. S
Kedzie, r c.. Lansing. e
Kellogg, ] q, Battle Greek.
Kenyon, E P, Monesgus.
Lewis, C H jackson.
Macleap, D., Ann Arbor.
Nee sol, H.. Lapier.
McHench, VS., Brighton.
Morse, C. w, Dowagiac,
1stte01pu, :. D. Ghas1Ot3e.