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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-20
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Secretary FOIgeZ - Peruvian
Shtpherd.

New York, 1S.-Secretsry Folger IS
suffering to-day from severe attack OF
indigestion, and is otherwise indispOsed.
At first it n as thought be would De IN
stle TO accompany the President TO
Washington, but having somewhat re-
covered it was deemed advisable to re-
turn to Washington.
Jacob G. Shipherd, Of Peruvian noto-
riety, was before Judge Lawre1cs in the
supreme court, to-day, in supplementary
proceedings on the judgment Tor SlO9
sad costs, recovered against him by the
Union News Company, in June last.
Shipherd sued the company tor breach
of contract and failed to appear when
the case WAS called. In his examina-
ton, to-day, he testified that be did not
recollect the names of any person or
company owing him money for profess
sional services, and he was not aware
that ne had aBy interest or ownership in
any claim, cause of faction or lawsuit
ngainst any person, corporation or gov
eminent. The furniture in his residence
he said belonged to Laura Lyman Ship
herd. Ths final question put was re-
quest 10 examine his books of account
and papers, and answer by affidavit
whether he had any contingent interest
in or to sny claim, cause Of action or
suit ct law against any person, corpora
ton or government, and WAS assented to
by witness. An affidavit will be fled by
the 26lh instant, and if in the affirm
alive will terminate the proceedings.
Shipherd frequently objected to ques-
tions, and In many instances WAS sus-
tanned by the court.
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The Appolnlment Of Mr. Chnnaler,o and

The appointment OF Mr.. Chandler o the
Navy.
I It Is rumored at Washington that the
siamese ligamrnt whcrcwith Mr.. Chandler
was heretofore supposed to be bound to
Mr.. Blaine. and his fortunes, has been
severed, and that very close alliance
almost new ligament-has grown up Le-
tween tho President and Mr.. G. So much
SO that it Is said that the good Offices which
the latter has heretofore performed in and
out Of the National Committee for Mr..
blaine, will hereafter be performed for the
President with view to second term.
II Is said that Mr.. Chandeliers grievance
agaisst Mr.. Blaine consists in the fact that
the latter did not stand by him and make
y desperate fight to have him confirmed in
the face Of Conkling and Cameron in
March, 1881, when his name was sent in
by Garfield as Solicitor Of the Treasury.
The opposition Of the stalwarts in 1881
would seem to have inspired Chandler
with such sense OF respect for their fight.
ing qualities, that he concluded that he
had made mistake in his political prefer.
ences heretofore, and therefore made his
peace with the stalwarts, and will now take
ommand OF that wing Of the party in the
interest Of a second term. This Is the cur.
orent Washington gossip and We give It for
what 1t is worth. The Chicago Tribune
some days ago diagnosed the influences
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that were then ut work 70 secure Dir.
chandlers Cabinet appointment, as tol.
lows;
But tho chief Importance Of Chandler
lies In the fact that be lisa member Of the
National Committee, and 10 him has been
intrusted the duty d calling the next con:
vention. He is one Of subcommittee Of
three TO formulate the call. Martin Of
Kansas and Filley Of Missouri arethe other
members, One Is a 800 man, the other
voted for Blaine ut Chicago. Chandler
holds the balance Of power In the sub,com.
mittee, and In the full committee also
exerts large influence. He Is possibly
the only man living who, by the judicious
use Of patronage, could convert the Ma
tional Committee into an Arthur machine.
Is there any significance In these facts 7
The National Committee met last in Wash,
iHgton the day after the Inauguration Of
Garfield, The subcommittee was to re.
port its plan Of calling the convention with.
in the next year. The year has passed, but
no plan has been submitted. No form Of q
call has been agreed upon. The whole
subject ia held III the afr. Is II TO be de-
cided after Chandler has become a mem
Der Of the Cabinet?
VIZ observe that the New York Tribune
does not count Mr.. Chandler as a stalwarl
in the Cabinet, but places his name in Z
large blank opposite the rest oft appoint
ces as the lone star representative Of thu
opposition 10 a third term. This, however
does not impress us as a very accurate
make up Of the Cabinet as it now stands
We judge that for all political purposes Il
is entirely harmonious in its politics
There is not supposed to be any third term
feeling cxtant. Why should there be
They are probably a unit for the second
term idea, and we judge that the cabinet
stands compact-one aud indivisible-or
Tint nlOtinrfn
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Nh +, W. Fisk, money clerk ut the Ameri-
can Express office, Kansas City, Mo-, was
interviewed by the reporter. Mr.. Fisk Said
the ST. Jacobs OIL Is known to about every
express messenger and employee Of the com.
pany, and Is used by them for variety Of
Ills, such ns rheumatism, neuralgia sprainS,
etc. Mr.. Fisk stated that lie had been using
1t long time for sprAinS and bruises, and al
ways found relief. Upon one occasion, while
getting Oft train, be slipped and hurt his
knee very badly. The hurt was SO severe
that 1t laid him up. He applied St. Jacobs
Oil and was restored very soon. Mr.. Fisk
says the Oil is the best thing he knows for
taking soreness out Of ones limbs after VIC.
lent exercise. When in college he used to
be . boating man. All the college crews
used St. Jacobs Oil for the aforementioned
purpose. 1t seems to be understood gener.
ally as the quickest and surest remedy for all
soreness Of the flesh, and pain arising from
sprain or muscular contraction. He also
recommends 1t to all sufferers Of Eheuma.
tiSm.
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Mothers, No.hsr- y no,nor.,u

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick ChildsuiFering and crying
with the excruCiating pain Of cutting teeth
l. 80, so at once aud get bottle Of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup 1t will relieve
be poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon 1t; there is no mistake about It. There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
It, who will not tell you at once that it will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic 1t perfectly safe to
use IN all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
Is the prescription Of one Of the Oldest best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents q bottle.
NWRkW
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TIE DoUcHE

Let the patients charge the bulb open while drawing in
backwards
When the fluid the throat IL the
washed by the Douche The Aomize
Doucle
tue Douche In this instance should be used day
Price Al 70 ,n fr. n, E,n,.. o, o. E. NEWToF NJ D.
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,P,AUb-9n Monday, April 10, 1851, at 1880
o'clock r. NJ, JAMES PAUL, aged 20 years and .
months.
Funenl on wednesday afternoon at o'clock
rom the residence Of Robert TCaslRle, No 22i Six.
teenth street. Friends Of the family are Invited to
attend. 1Htermcnt at Peninsula.
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Directions for Using my Treatment Radical Cure Of Headache
and Neuralgia.

Ih medicine T BE- used With Aomer thus Have in chair
bea FS he gently ana the bulb until the medicine
@ Oss R arr then be seated in the chair
.ae patient Will be relieved OF headache time head
the
have applied livery frequently have failed radically ~
Price Is, send free of Express charges % NA"4oN' M D.
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MY GOLDEN A'rOMTzER
Price 81 IS, send free Of Express charges.

This Instrument handled carefully order but it is not TOW 10
has been used This always spoken by The ps
throat not I ~ d. n
"e' S'u"V'e"' "nH o. E. NEWTON, NJ
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Shlnese 500
170
Nluese $40
Mnlte cloLhlhRmRRerS zoo
SNInuess huUe zoo
mhl1e Snoe 100
Now the thing that has taken place in
San Francisco is the thing that will in time
occurelsewhere. There is nothing peculiar
in the situation there. Wherever the Chi.
nese locate in this country to any consid-
cradle number the same result will follow.
No matter how cheap the white man with
a family may be disposed to work, espcc-
tally in times when work is scarce, the
chinaman without a family is bound to
work cheaper. He will thrive and lay up
money when the family of the white Ia.
borer will starve and go in rags. His wants
are next to nothing for food or shelter, and
whether the wages be dollar or u half a
dollar per day. he will undcrbid and un.
dermine the white man every time.
This is the new problem that confronts
this generation. The question therefore
arises whether with sufliciency Of prob.
lens already on our hands, We are willing
70 subject ourselves to the strain Of new
one Of this threatening character.
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at the residence Of his son law Dr. N, j. Rhecs
JOSH Il HEAD, aged 90 years, months and % days
Mr. Head was, previous to his DEATH the oldest
living brlduato Of Harvard College, and the only
survivor Of the Glass OF 1901
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Louisiana State Lottery COmDalV

Incorporated In 1868, for 25 years, by the LGEtsa.
ture for educational aud charitable purpOSeE-Rilh
capital Of 81 100, 0O0-tO which reserve fund Of
$500 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote, It's franchise
was made u part Of the present State Constitution,
adopted December ., A. D. 1879.
monthly.
ltneyer scales or postpones. Look at the follow.
Ing distribution:
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O. {. NEWTONS GOLD INHALER AND LUNG DILATOR,

The Inhaler to be reha when Of by inhalation
SOa o'e This instrument acts Dao Of the
end OF one months reamentin Consumption '' ~ Ae
Price 81 o. Express charges 'NS f. NEWTON NJ D.
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LGct that The entire Number % lie ticGcts for each Oth
Drawing Is EOd aud consequently all the prsts In each
drntCiH1 arc mid l0. dn1IpIl nUiIlIid nDril.wSGw
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CURE OF pAiN-.oslN s. NEWTON, N. ..


IINCNhATL
Dr. NrEToN Physician Surgeon, West Ninth
duties periodical
eSdahe
The evening" applied YOU for relief and Hha that les than O.
was entirely relieved and VIII my duties and have not had p
office Iao uy
utes FROM the time she reached
Very Respectfully MOORE
South side 81 Ninth Street. and Walnut
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DEAR suffered for fifteen days with and pain
ana having heard OF your late discovery for the form of Headache
was Tree al pain ana my previous seemingly had
have had and have taken which
- ~"' ~ "'
desire this be knowR that others who
relief While office heard
This information removed the doubt had previously.
before had and
lee cheerful aud confident beg sign myself Your obedn
u @ 1or ., .onon.., :. A., nv. :, -, OLA NEWTON
Sandy Packet Co. tOryearS - O. N
CINCINNATI o. October
DR. NEWTON aving witnessed the
while visiting Office the day before who
dued treatment myself
eheFiIly that by simple application
immediate the before witnessed
Yous, Very Truly,
CINCINNATI, o.
DR. -upon Thursday last
oged
said
lore 81 pain the head in less than five minutes Ia
application
Cept my hhRs ana believe me- Your obedient servant,
Plastrer Contractor eandW Walnut Streets
This treatment successful in Neuralgia
tos2 Order
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CAPITAL PRIZE 5000.

1857 Prizes amounting sllO 400
Resp 'nsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, to whOmR liberal compensation Will be puId
For further information, write clearly giving full
addIeSs, Send orders by express or registered letter
or money order by mail, addressed only to
N. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
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or n. A. DAUPHIS, -''-'
COZ seventh street, Washington, D, c,
The New York Office Is removed 10 Chicago
N.R-Or5erS addressed to New Orleans will re.
eeive prompt attention.
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ced Dr. O. Newon office this morning. being treatneu
and Bronchitis had gotten until 10 o'clock terb
Upon taking DR. Newtons headache medicine through his after
ttke had another head all pain having Disappeared
in less than five minutes and after he Ind
with his application Dr. Newons Cure any
with any kind OF headache or pain in the head '
Respectfully, WILLIAM
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WANTED INIMEDI ATELY-A GIRL
w fOTgeneTAl homework. Must I've AROod cook
washer and IrnneF. German preferred, Good
wages. Call AZ 1873 Chapllne street, corner Four
teenth. nnri2
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STRAYED-ON SUNDAY LAST, A
~ dark red and white Cow, face mostly white.
Would hO thankful TOT any information a 10 her
whereabouts ], u, MAXWELL, Island, HpFi2s
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w AETED-BY A COMPETENT
"! lOOk keeper, a sct Of books 10 write up
Outing the evenings. AddresSX, y. T., Care Intel
lltuneeF nnFiq
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Late chambermad of the steamer Charles sA Morgan.


DR. NEwToNDear DBL think due both
SELL and @ for The benefit Of others may desire AVAIL themselves this speedy
your new IN with the use New Golden
the had also been from day. and GOULD find
application
Atomzer relieved Of all pains va
Mis-. FRANK BAKER, Sargent Street.
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NV ADvERTlsEMEars,

WANTED-A GIRL 10 DO GEN.
w oral housewolk, Call atTIsixteeRth street
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WTANTED-BoARD BY A MAN AND
w wife and one child. None but parties hAV
Ing hoard In respectable private family need M.
lWer, AddTCSS KksrECTtkBLE, this office. Apl2e
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EoR RENT-FURNISIIED ROOMS,
~ suitable Tor gentlemen lOdgrr Also, doubl :
patloF Tor rent Enquire u MRS. CARROLL, 100
MAfket kIeet. apEl9e
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CtNcrSNATI o, May 10 1881.
when Dee 50 severe unable about Having advised
lords pleasure state that
easily administered the
AAuLERN No Vest EIGHTH
CINCINNATI May II, 1881.
Having suffered severely for afw days with exruCang
liquids contained
one the Atonzes at home and
any child can usois TRosr, SI5 Vine Street
CINCINNATI, February TO- 1882
d. \ recoTmsn9ed by Mrs apply you
headache with
you and NY delight WILL say that after bad applied medicine
should
great SARAHJW
o Mrs Moore.
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wilHEtlYO, ", va. APRIL i9, 1857.
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WM. MEssERsNtrr, Cigar Maker,
333 freeman Avenue.

last Tuesday afternoon suffering intensely from an excrucng
applied relief lie used
Cedngly lam Mos
SUSAN SMITH,
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eamnt Neuralgia of the gives immediate re-
sent the United States
lice Order or Bankers Check for Fve0doa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-28
1LECTURE on TOLTIIRE.

George K. Vending of Illinois, delivered q
lecture last night, in Association Hall, ON the life and
career Of Voltarc The audience which large one,
frequently manifested its agreement with the lecturer
by hearty applause. The foowugis brief synopsis Of
the lecture:
wish dwell tonight certain phases in the lie
and writings Of Voltaire bearing upon the inhdcl
thought OF to-day the defender OF no religion,
and apologt for sect, much less to bolster up
perstitiou But I shall try give you reasons, aside
from religion, why should condemn NOltarism which
IL the very spirit method modern inde thought
The cry Of tnis re IT, Where religious truth Where
Is the teacher whom may follow 2" That colossal
genius, Voltare. among many others, attempted to
answer cry and the lOudes voice In tins age that
OF gifted couutryman OF ours who has taken Yolaire
for his model.
Who is this voltaire poet, dramatist philosopher,
historian pauphetecr. courtler and d!plomatst, who
wrote more than 100 volumes, all Of them u1del And
as the word innde has been often m!su-ed, here de-
rne il 10 be one who denies tbe teachings OF Christ The
great weapon OF Votairc and his followers Is
rIdicu'e-ridicule Of Christ, and religion, aud
The prrsts An mddr abuses Christian min
isers az the burglar abuses the policeman ana for the
same Ia one OF his books FOltaTe casts clu-
f"Tnpt ON Clri-t because he was low workman and
an untuored peasant And yet ntdc.ty ass re it-ef
20 De the friend OF the common ptoI', All "a, E.tat
infdr- NoLsre, Rousseau, Hum, NoIuey and Paine
have been homeless men kepUse II never seen IN their
characters and productions For nome Is not an Isolated
fact, Dut resultant OF great religious e. 'zaon Tho
uudcl all this behind hu, aud lr l. therefore the
arch enemy of the chief joys Of life. While Home
Sweet Home sung by world It Is secure from
fidelity.
Crush the Infamous inscribed on the banner
OF Voltiire Iy the " Infamous he meant tue Christ
OF Gaee BUt the morality oi the The JudeaA peasant
dominates world Priests have been prosecutors only
when they forgot Christ. Many Cicr-ymcn today are
losing influence by going into politics. Modern nhdel-
ity says d. champion OF free thought; but IT. claim
Is No, tr.c Ms champion is Luther and LIS noble Io
lover-. The unael army has slnpy pointed IT. guns
one hundred years after the enemy has len
the field. lnfdcIs to-day rc'ue the Bible
81 is impurty. But there In nothing In the
Bible 0r shakespeare like tho iuu4Lca1 duu utAlLGss 10
De- found iu tu.tuIIr5 works.
tLi- praise But. beyond breaking tut uu-uu me-
tw.cu LrcrsiI-losa aud the state and tea'llug the
world % louzh political priest, lie did nothing FOR
mankind, and tomb, Ike lie memory, Is euNrupcd
IN darkness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-28
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

General and Mrs. Joseph c. Jackson held {
reception last evening, from to 10 O'clock at thei
house, No 1873 East Thirtyfourhst. There we're many
flowers in the parors, and refreshments were served
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. William E.
Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs. ii CesuOla, Wendell Prime, John
Fitch Mr and Mrs L. D. e. Prime, Dr. and Mrs Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Orvs. Mrs. Elias Higgins Mr. and
Mrs. Van SantvOord. the Rev. Dr. Duffy, John Hubbe
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Day, Henry Day, jr General
Walker, Mr. AMI Mrs Henry Ivsun, Mr.. and Mrs. stock
ton J. Johnson, Cyrus BrowUell. Miss Burst the Rev.
Father Brrrlng and Miss Van Wrinkle.
Forest H. Parker, president OF the Ncw-York Produce
Exchange is to be married to Miss Mary Appleton,
daughter Of Stevens, OF the Board Of Managers
of the Exchange ana Of the firm OF Stevens Benedict.
The wedding will take place AT p. m, February g. in
ThOmass Church, at tlitE-ave. and Illrty-tEsrdst
Mrs Bostwick, Mrs. George 5. Lesplaassc, Mrs Mar.
maduke TdCn, Mrs. Brooks and Miss Emma Alden held
receptions mt their homes Yesterday,
Mrs John +. Plummer gave dinner last evening at
her home in West FourteentE-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-28
FOUND FROZEN IN THE HOODS.

The frozen body of a man was discovered in ROlPs
Woods at Linden. n. j.. on Thursday morning.
The body was in a sitting posture thin hemIen
cord was about the neck and was attached to o
chestnut sap.ing which was bent over by the
weight. The attitude of the body and the weakness
of the sap!iug appeared 70 preclude the possibility
Of suicide The body was partly covered with
snow and ice showing that it had been there
several days. II was discovered by William
Lake, Of Linden, who informed the author
tiles. Chief of Police Tucker, of Railway. visited
tie place. which Is some distance from the main
roa and examined the surroundings. He found
piece OF cord similar to that on the neck OF the dead
man attached to another saDlng. The body was
soon alterward removed to the morgre n Railway
by direction OF County Physician Terrlll. II was
Ina of man apparently forty years old and was
respectfully dressed. There was no money IN the
harc,, makers hand punch and an envelope OF a
SAVINGS bank pass book stamped: Dry Dock
savings Bank, 5. 81 and 343 BOwery, New
York; The County Physician thought thar aS the
rope was further supported by tie branch of the
sapug, which rather strong, the theory OF
suicide not iuadmsslblc.
Charles SUcttlIng, of Newark. a Waterman on the
Central Railroad of New-Jtrsey, visited Elizabeth
Yesterday To the body of a man found frozen on
tie meadows near Elizabeth. tie SAID that Law
renee ZImn +, a day Waterman on the road had
been missing tor several days lie cOrd not identify
the body and returned to Newark. County Pnysi-
cian TerrIil sent Suettling telegram at noon 10
come 10 Railway and see the body found m the
woods. as the description given by Inn Of the miss
ing man tailed with that of the body. Suettllug
saw the body ana sad IL was not that OF LlWiner.
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madens. The dragons wore immaculate white tights
scarlet coats with gold straps steel helmets ornamented
WIN plumes and patent leather boots.
The performance went very 'suOothy owing to Ave
weeks hard drilling under the eye J. H. Ryley BntoTe
1T the Standard Theatre. The hand-olappng Of the
audience 1T every piece Of good singing or acting
tremendous T. Guido Cruger Colonel C1lreT,ey. O.
G.. Rowland, jr, as Buntaorhe, Miss Hall Lady
Ahgeld, Miss Little AS Lady Jane, and MISS Emma
Hchcnck rs PI,ience won thu most heary applause Tho
latter given large fan covered with flowers. The
performance will be repeated this evening ana the pro-
coeds or both nights viii given 70 the Samaritan
Homo for Aged People
In the audience were Mr. and Mrs. Robert GOele,
Mr. and Mrs. ogden GOret, nr. AMI Mrs. ". Y. X.
Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs Delaney Kane, =
H'e49'Sn kane Mss 7i0y NJ A-N Nm Mr. ga9 W.,
Parsn Sevens General and Mrs A s. Webb. Miss Bessie
Webb. DR.. and Mrs ". Seward Webb, Norman l"''S7,
Mr. and Mrs 3. A. Sands, Dir. and Mira. Samuel Sands,
Mrs Marie Mrs r. l.. Cutting. Mrs. James Burden Mr.
and Mrs John q. Hecksher, Mr.. and MRS Adrian Isein
Trw:n, NJ; and Mrs j. Bowers Lee, ward MA;
Jsf6me A Mf an S'f Mrs M'Ai Ysaag Mrs.
Johnson. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turnoa.
a Hye' IT, ME and Mrs s M Boc RsSart
q. Remscn, Miss Remseu. Mrs b. III. Van AuEeu. MI
and Mrs Frederick Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs &: Lawrence
Lca7itt Colonel and Mrs :. T. K. Cruser, Lawrence
Turnure. Mr.. and Mrs.. j. p. Kernochzn. Mr. and Mrs
Marine Mr.. and Mrs Chester Griswold, Mr.. and Mrs
HargOn, Miss Colgate, Miss Calvin Mr. and Mrs Ames
NaH Wart Mr.. ana Mrs. Del Monte, Mr.. aud 5rs. y "
Beckwith Mrs :. L. VI. Barlow Frederick Schench, Mr.
Mr. aud Mrs. William RAinrllnder, Mr.. and Carroll
Bryce, Mrs Griswold Cray Mr. and Mrs. Louis
". Butler Duncan, Miss Duncan, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Burke Roche, Mr.. aud Mrs. George Henry Warren, Eli
Mr.. and Mrs Mcyickar, Henry Draper, Mrs Julian
James, Miss Annie Croker.